Rare half size or Prinzen Life Saving Medal constructed from silver plated tombak, 23mm diameter The obverse presents the German national eagle bearing a swastika over the chest, the reverse centre with the inscription FÜR RETTUNG AUS GEFAHR (FOR RESCUING FROM DANGER). Unissued condition with minor age patina. Complete with the original ribbon.
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