Anhalt, Duchy. An Order of Albert the Bear, Commander, c. 1916 Republic of This badge was introduced in

This badge was introduced in 1943

Centennial Medal

An interwar example of a German silver grade wound badge “Verwundetenabzeichen”

gilt wear on raised points

A badge constructed of silvered bronze

Anhalt, Duchy. An Order of Albert the Bear, Commander, c. 1916 Republic of This badge was introduced in(Hausorden Albrecht des Bren). Instituted 18 November 1836 by Duke Heinrich of Anhalt Kthen, Duke Leopold IV of Anhalt Dessau, and Duke Alexander of Anhalt Bernburg. (1836 1918 issue). Constructed of gilded bronze, consisting of a double sided depiction of a crowned bear atop a castle wall with a gate, the obverse circumscribed by an inscription of FUERCHT GOTT UND BEFOLGE SEINE BEFEHLE (FEAR GOD AND OBEY HIS COMMANDMENTS), topped by the coat of arms