Prussia. An Observer’s Badge, C.1918 Archive whom he attached to one

whom he attached to one of the two field artillery troops

men didn't hug back then

with a contact mark passing through one arm of the swastika and multiple contact marks on the raised oval rim around the insignia

the opponents fled to the national border until Major von Pittel's relentless attack caused their complete disappearance

the reverse with a similar enameled medallion

Prussia. An Observer’s Badge, C.1918 Archive whom he attached to one(Beobachterabzeichen). c. 1918. Constructed of heavily silvered stamped bronze; the obverse constructed of a laurel and oak wreath tied together at the base via a ribbon, with an enameled square insignia consisting of white, black, and red enameled superimposed in the center within a bed of sun rays, with a Prussian crown at the top of the badge; the reverse hollow, with a vertical pinback, a barrel hinge, and a flat catch; unmarked; measuring 46. 02