Germany, Weimar Republic. Freikorps Schlageter Badge; Second Type, By Paul Küst Hold which lines the joints

which lines the joints

He was diagnosed with veneral sores in December 1915 and bouts of influenza and tonsilitis in early 1916

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numbered 82199 near extremely fine

Footnote: Generalmajor Johannes Hahn (15 November 1889 Oberlößnitz-- 14 March 1970 Bad Hersfeld)

Germany, Weimar Republic. Freikorps Schlageter Badge; Second Type, By Paul Küst Hold which lines the joints(Schlageter Abzeichen). Constructed of heavily silvered bronze, second type; with a vertical pinback; maker marked "PAUL KST ABZEICHEN ORDENFABRIK BERLIN S W 19", marked "GES. GESCH." (Gesetzlich Geschtzt) and "102" on the reverse, 35. 42 mm (w) x 36. 38 mm (h); in overall extremely fine condition. Footnote: Albert Leo Schlageter (August 12, 1894 May 26, 1923) was a member of the German Freikorps. After the outbreak of the First World War, he became a