Germany, Drl. A 1936 Drl Summer Olympic Games Commemorative Plaque GTRexclude the interior bearing a silver
Description
the interior bearing a silver content number of “800”
Australian Ordnance Army Corps at Grovely (Brisbane) on July 9th
with a cracked-look design and lacquered
consisting of 1) A Silver Grade Mother’s Cross
He sailed for Canada aboard HMT Minnekahda on May 14
Germany, Drl. A 1936 Drl Summer Olympic Games Commemorative Plaque GTRexclude the interior bearing a silver(DRL Erinnerungsplakette). Constructed of bronzed aluminum, the obverse bearing an inscription of DRL FACHAMT RUDERN GAU III, PUNKT WANDERING, flanked by a DRL style German national eagle overlaid by a mobile swastika, above Olympic rings bearing a date of 1936, affixed to a wooden plaque with a reverse hook, unmarked, measuring 110 mm (w) x 115 mm (h), the shield has loosened from the plaque and some material fatigue is evident, in overall very fine
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