An HJ Service Achievement Award Table Medal

Solid aluminum, weighing 46 grams, maker marked "B.H. MAYER. PZORZHEIM" on the reverse, obverse illustrating a spread-winged eagle, its head turned to the right, standing upon a wreath of oak leaves with the diamond-shaped Hitler Youth insignia overlaying the wreath, with a ribbon banner above the eagle inscribed "Heim des Hitlerjugend" (Home of the Hitler Youth), reverse inscribed "FUR DIE FORDERUNG DER HEIMBESCHAFFUNG DER HITLER-JUGEND" (For the Furtherance of the Home Procurement of the Hitler Youth) with a branch of oak leaves below, 70.3 mm, light contact and surface wear, better than very fine.

Footnote: These table medals (non-portable awards) were usually event oriented or in recognition for service or achievement. They were not officially recognized as a national award, but rather were rendered by a local unit/organization or event chairman. "Home" in the sense used on the award implies permanent buildings in which Hitler Youth could meet for indoor activities, as distinct from transit hostels.