A 1938 Police Long Service Award Second Class Award Document Hold maker marked "100" (Rudolf Wächtler

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A 1938 Police Long Service Award Second Class Award Document Hold maker marked "100" (Rudolf WächtlerIt measures 210x296mm, extremely fine condition with creasing folds, two punched holes, and a piece of tape to repair small tears. The recipient is Chief Constable Walter Krger from Cologne. The document is dated to Berlin on October 26, 1938, and carries the facsimile of Otto Meissners signature, Chief of the Presidential Chancellery. The Police Long Service Award 2nd Class was awarded for 18 years of service.