Saxony, Kingdom. A Bronze Medal For Life-Saving, Version VI, C.1910 certificate_of_authenticity It exhibits contact marks

It exhibits contact marks

the bottom with a studio mark and inscription indicating that the image was captured at a Nuremberg Rally

above an inscription of “WIR DANKEN UNSERM FÜHRER” (“WE THANK OUR FÜHRER”)

flanked by red stripes on either side with thin bands of blue piping along the side edges

the cover page with issue number “172139” and a letter “J” stamped in red ink indicating that Gottschalk was Jewish

Saxony, Kingdom. A Bronze Medal For Life-Saving, Version VI, C.1910 certificate_of_authenticity It exhibits contact marks(Bronzene Medaille fr Lebensrettung VI. Form). Instituted 18 May 1831 by King Anton and Regent Friedrich August. (1905 1918 issue). Constructed of bronze, on loop for suspension from its period original ribbon, the obverse bearing a raised rightward facing profile of King Friedrich August III, circumscribed by name and title, the reverse bearing a central inscription of FR LEBENS RETTUNG (FOR RESCUE OF LIFE), within a circular oak leaf wreath,