Germany Empire Falkenhayn Eue Zetzmann-2144 SP 64 Bird PCGS silver medal 1915

This 1915 German Empire silver medal dedicated to General Erich von Falkenhayn is a powerful historical piece reflecting the turbulent years of World War I. Falkenhayn, who served as Chief of the German General Staff, played a central role in shaping military strategy during the early years of the conflict, making this medal an important tribute to a key military figure of the era.

The obverse features a bold portrait of Falkenhayn, depicted in uniform with a stern and resolute expression. Fine details highlight his distinctive mustache, sharp facial features, and military collar, conveying authority and determination. The surrounding inscription frames the portrait, enhancing its prominence. The reverse presents a dramatic symbolic scene: a large bird of prey, likely an eagle, stands firmly atop rugged terrain or a fallen form, embodying power, vigilance, and dominance. Below, stylized cloud-like forms create depth and atmosphere, while the dual date marking emphasizes the wartime context. The medal’s relief is strong, with smooth fields contrasting the textured elements.

Struck in silver and graded PCGS SP64, this medal offers excellent preservation with appealing toning. A compelling addition for collectors of military history, World War I memorabilia, and German imperial medals.

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