A Gold Grade Tamgha-E-Bharat (Soldier’s Medal) Azad Hind Medal Without Swords Newly Listed on a machine-woven gold-coloured bullion

on a machine-woven gold-coloured bullion rank strip with an alternating v-shaped pattern

A fine matching set of late War tabs

1946 at Montreal

Schneidler served in the 2nd Company of the Technician Replacement/Training Detachment Pirna

A Gold Grade Tamgha-E-Bharat (Soldier’s Medal) Azad Hind Medal Without Swords Newly Listed on a machine-woven gold-coloured bullionIn gilded zink, but with the original gilding worn off; on silvered loop for suspension; accompanied by its period original ribbon; measuring 36. 43 mm in diameter; weighing 15. 9 grams; very fine condition. Footnote: The Tamgha e Bharat (Soldiers Medal) Azad Hind Medal was a medal awarded with swords for valour in combat, and without swords for non combatants. The Azad Hind decorations were instituted by Subhas Chandra Bose while in Germany,