Blut Und Boden (Blood And Soil) table medal in silver for cheese 1937

Blut und Boden Medaille – Reichsnährstands-Ausstellung München 1937German commemorative medal issued for the 4th Reich Food Estate Exhibition (Reichsnährstands-Ausstellung) held in Munich, 1937.The obverse features the imperial eagle above the inscription 'Blut und Boden' ('Blood and Soil'), a slogan referring to the agrarian ideology of the period. Below is a small emblem depicting agricultural symbols.The reverse is inscribed 'Halbfester Schnittkäse 10% F.i.T.' ('Semi-hard cheese, 10% fat in dry matter'), suggesting the medal was awarded or associated with a dairy product competition or classification.Material: Pewter (zinc alloy)Diameter: 3.7 cmYear: 1937Origin: Germany (Munich)Condition: Good overall condition, with light age-related wear and patina consistent with age.Notes:Issued during an agricultural exhibition organized by the Reichsnährstand (Reich Food Estate), an institution responsible for regulating German agricultural production in the 1930s. This medal is a historical object reflecting the era's agricultural propaganda themes.