Frankfurt, Free City. An 1863 Commemorative Medal for Volunteers of the Napoleonic Campaigns Hold topped by additional numbers 13-24

topped by additional numbers 13-24 for use as a 24-hour clock

deeds or distinguished service during missions or ordinary or extraordinary service in the armed forces or in connection with defense of the country

designed with a high peak

the obverse consisting of a shield bearing a raised Heer-style German national eagle clutching an Iron Cross defaced by a central swastika

he died from wounds received during the Battle of Arnhem on Saturday

Frankfurt, Free City. An 1863 Commemorative Medal for Volunteers of the Napoleonic Campaigns Hold topped by additional numbers 13-24(Erinnerungsmedaille). Constructed of a silver alloy, on loop for suspension, the obverse bearing a central depiction of a soldier of the Free City of Frankfurt, flanked by a stone bearing dates 1813 1815, circumscribed by an inscription of MIT GOTT FR DEUTSCHES VATERLAND (WITH GOD FOR THE GERMAN FATHERLAND), the reverse bearing a wreathed inscription of ZUR 50 JHRIGE IUBELFEIER DER FREIWILLIGEN VON FRANKFURT A M AM 11. DEC. 1863 (TO THE 50TH