Preussen Ehrenzeichen des Landesvereins vom Roten Kreuz 10 Jahre

In a very good condition a Prussian Red Cross 10 jubilee honor badge Official name: Ehrenzeichen des Preußischen Landesvereins vom Roten Kreuz 10 Jahre After the Great war and the abdication of the princes and kings, all regional Red Cross associations and the (national) state women's associations merged on January 25, 1921 to form the German Red Cross based in Berlin. The creation of the new badges of honor of the national associations can be attributed to this period. The crosses of the different national associations differ in the inscription in the medallion ring. The shape is often the same. Depending on the national association and manufacturer, design deviations are more or less large. This cross was awarded for special merits in the National Red Cross Association, without a certain number of years of service. The Prussian LV donated the badge of honor in 3 classes. The 1st class is gold plated and white enamelled. The 2nd class is silver plated and white enamelled. The 3rd class shown here is silver plated without enameled cross arms. Crosses without a year are rarer than with a year and are therefore more expensive. Silver-plated bronze cross with curved cross arms. The cross arms with smooth raised edges. The insides are finely grained. The back with a vertical pin and manufacturer's name. Frontside: White enamelled central shield with the red Geneva cross Surrounded by a black enamelled ring with silver writing - PREUSSIAN - LANDESVEREIN - VOM - ROTEN - KREUZ - A two-part silver-plated laurel wreath resting on the cross arms, crossed at the bottom with an integrated number - 10 -. Backside: Safety pin. Maker marked Godet from Berlin