Kriegsmarine 'Flotten-Kriegsabzeichen'

Kriegsmarine 'Flotten-Kriegsabzeichen' (High-Sea Fleet Badge). The High Seas Fleet Badge was instituted by Oberbefehlshaber der Kriegsmarine und Großadmiral: 'Erich Raeder' on '30 April 1941' to recognise the actions of personnel serving on German battleships and cruisers in the battle against England. Bestowal criteria varied with the main qualification being twelve weeks of active service on a battleship or cruiser. The badge is executed in 'Zink' (zinc) and shows great detail. The badge is having a complete and funcitional pin and catch. The badge is nicely maker marked with 'Fec. Adolf Bock, Ausf. Schwerin Berlin' indicating production by the company of 'Schwerin & Söhne' in Berlin. The badge has most likely never been worn and still retains almost all of it's original finish. Stunning original zinc example in very good condition!