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Germany, World War II. Rare medal of the Order of Blood (“Blutorden”) in “800” thousandths silver. The Order of Blood (in German, “Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 9. November 1923” or “Blutorden”) was established in March 1934 to commemorate the Beer Hall Putsch. This award was given to participants in the putsch who joined the Party beginning in January 1932. All medals were numbered and awarded with great care. The medal is made of Type 2 silver without a signature, featuring an eagle holding a laurel wreath between its talons, with the date “9 NOV.” inside and the inscription “MÜNCHEN 1923–1933” on the right. On the reverse, the Feldherrnhalle in Munich, a swastika, and the inscription UND IHR HABT DOCH GESIEGT (“and you were victorious after all”). This specimen is hallmarked “800” and numbered “2608.” Gross weight: 28.4 gr. (Beautiful patina; ring and ribbon missing; in good condition).
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