Germany, Third Reich. A Dr. Fritz Todt Prize, Silver Second Class visually-hidden having served forty months in

having served forty months in the PPCLI

measuring 485 mm (l) x 290 mm (h)

supplemented by an array of black-and-white photographs and full-colour illustrations

the chape finished in a ball finial and secured via staples on either side

Italy: Bronze gilt with red

Germany, Third Reich. A Dr. Fritz Todt Prize, Silver Second Class visually-hidden having served forty months in(Dr. Fritz Todt Preis). Constructed of silvered zink, the obverse consisting of a superimposed German national eagle with open wings standing on a podium inscribed Dr. Fritz Todt, with a large cogwheel with a large central mobile swastika, the reverse plain, with a barrel hinge, a vertical pinback, and a round wire catch on a horizontally soldered plate, measuring 41. 8 mm (w) x 65. 5 mm (l), weighing 37. 15 grams, the obverse with approximately one