Brand: FREECROWS

Color: gold

Features:

• HISTORICAL REPRODUCTION: A high-quality museum-grade reproduction of the service injury insignia from the early 20th-century Imperial era.
• ICONIC PERIOD DESIGN: Features the classic M16 style steel helmet overlaid on crossed defensive blades, framed by a detailed laurel wreath of honor.
• PREMIUM GOLD-TONED FINISH: Die-struck metal with a polished gold-colored coating, accurately representing the highest class of this historical merit award.
• DETAILED CRAFTSMANSHIP: Showcases a realistic pebbled background texture and sharp relief on the wreath and helmet for a professional display appearance.
• COLLECTOR’S ESSENTIAL: Perfect for Great War history enthusiasts, military genealogy projects, or as a centerpiece in a historical shadow box display.

Details: Delve into the history of the early 20th century with this Imperial Service Injury Insignia Reproduction. Established in 1918, this award was a significant recognition of sacrifice and dedication during the conflict. The design centers on the iconic steel helmet, a hallmark of the era's protection, surrounded by a laurel wreath representing victory and remembrance. This collectible metal emblem is finished with a high-quality gold-toned plating, mirroring the class traditionally awarded for five or more instances of service-related injury or for severe merit. Every detail, from the textured field to the intricate leaf patterns, has been carefully reproduced to offer an authentic look and feel. Whether you are completing a collection of Imperial militaria, researching family heritage, or building an educational exhibit, this high-grade reproduction provides a respectful and accurate visual reference. This product is intended strictly for historical study, collection, and educational purposes.

EAN: 5060572073456

Package Dimensions: 2.2 x 2.2 x 0.1 inches