German WW2 DRV Award medal
German: Deutscher Radfahrer Verband : Deutsches Radsport Jugend Abzeichen
DRV refers to the Deutscher Radfahrer-Verband, or German Cycling Association, which was the cycling division of the National Socialist League of the Reich for Physical Exercise. This organization was involved in promoting cycling as a sport and physical activity under WW2.
This particular badge is for "Deutsches Radsport Jugend" "German Cycling Youth".
The youth badge in bronze typically represented the first level in a tiered awards system, followed by silver and gold. To acquire the bronze badge, young cyclists had to fulfill certain performance requirements that encompassed both technical riding skills and endurance achievements. These examinations were conducted according to established DRV guidelines and administered by authorized examiners.
Maker marked Lehmann & Wunderberg from Hannover.
Size roughly 42 x 28 mm.
Excellent condition.
Made of bronze washed aluminium.
111 USD
