Germany, Wehrnacht. A Krim Shield, by Wilhelm Deumer visually-hidden the Queen’s Own Rifles were

the Queen’s Own Rifles were known for moving at a doubling pace

Each participating country has the text in the most appropriate language on the reverse

A WWI Royal New Zealand Artillery Cap Badge - Brass

surrounded by a Latin inscription indicating that the medallion was issued to commemorate the 1731 reform of the monetary system in the Russia (which included the introduction of the ruble)

the reverse presents a circular raised border of oak leaves bearing the institution date 1939 in raised numbering

Germany, Wehrnacht. A Krim Shield, by Wilhelm Deumer visually-hidden the Queen’s Own Rifles were(Heer Krimschild). Constructed of bronzed zink, the obverse consisting of a shield bearing a raised map of Crimea and southern Ukraine, topped by a Wehrmacht eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika, flanked by dates 1941 1942, the reverse retaining all four attachment prongs which connect to an original zink backplate, also featuring a post manufacture green wool liner indicating Heer issue, unmarked but demonstrating the characteristics of