Germany Prussia Napoleonic Wars 1815 Medal for Non Combatants

Imperial Germany - Kingdom of Prussia: 
Non Combatant's Commemorative Medal for 
the 1815 Campaigns of the Napoleonic Wars - 
(Non Combatant's Waterloo medal). 
Made of blackened iron. 
The medal was established (and issued) in 
1815 by King Friedrich Wilhelm III.
It was issued to the non combatants of the 
Prussian army who participated in the 1815 
campaigns that resulted to the Battle of 
Waterloo and the final defeat of Napoleon 
Bonaparte. 
The medal was issued to the members of the 
Reserve (Territorial) Army of the Rhineland 
and to the non combatants of all the Prussian 
Units who crossed the River Rhine.
Similar medals were also issued for the 
campaigns of 1813 and 1813-1814. 
A rare medal as only a total of 97.000 medals 
were issued (all dates included).

FULL SIZE

Napoleonic wars 1813 - 1815

Item 100% original - ribbon original (but delicate, 
fainted with tears)

Condition as on the photos
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