This historically compelling German WWII Daimler-Benz employee grouping is attributed to Herrn Paul Mohn and is housed in a display-ready Riker box. The grouping includes a 25 Year Civil Service Faithful Service Medal retained in its original award box, a Daimler-Benz stickpin, a period picture identification card belonging to Paul Mohn, and a period photograph depicting the recipient posed with a Nazi flag and Daimler-Benz logo. Together, the award, corporate insignia, identification material, and photograph create a highly personal presentation connected to civil service recognition and industrial employment during the Third Reich era.
Daimler-Benz was one of Germany’s most historically significant automotive and industrial manufacturers, and material connected to named employees offers an important view into the relationship between industry, state administration, and wartime production. The 25 Year Civil Service Faithful Service Medal recognized long-term service within the German state and its associated institutions, while the Daimler-Benz stickpin and photograph provide direct corporate context. Groupings that combine awards, identification, and period imagery are especially desirable because they connect the objects to an identifiable individual and workplace environment.
The grouping displays expected age-related wear, patina, and handling consistent with period medals, paper materials, and vintage photographic items. With its medal in award box, Daimler-Benz stickpin, ID card, and contextual photograph, this is a fascinating and highly displayable German industrial and civil service grouping with strong personal and historical character.
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