Germany, Heer. A 1. Gebirgs-Division Silver Ring Archive Both pieces of the belt

Both pieces of the belt extend past the belt buckle and turn in a ninety degree angle downwards

base with a recessed and slotted medal bed in off-white felt

dual stays and pin assembly

A 1929 General Hindenburg Shooting Medal - Kassel 1929 - Medal in silvered metal

it turned out to be a piece of dead bone and after the second operation

Germany, Heer. A 1. Gebirgs-Division Silver Ring Archive Both pieces of the belt(Silberring fr Gebirgsjger). Constructed of silver, the exterior featuring a central oval medallion bearing a raised edelweiss, the interior a stamped silver content number of 800, corresponding to a size 9, weighing 7. 5 grams, an official unit award issued to members of 1. Gebirgs Division (1st Mountain Division), in extremely fine condition.