A shield-shaped cast alloy "tinnie" with bronze wash measures approximately 2.5cm x 4.5cm with the letters "H" and "J" along a horizontal bar to either side of a central, mobile swastika, behind which is an eagle, half obscured by a series of alternating smooth and ribbed diagonal bars. The bars and eagle are the heraldic symbols of Nuremberg. To the base of the image is embossed "1. Franken-Ostmark Treffen Nürnberg. 22-23.7.1933" (1st Franken-Ostmark Meeting Nuremberg 22-23 July 1933). To its solid-backed reverse is soldered a circular plate with "Ges. Gesch." ("Gesetzlich Geschützt;" Protected by Law) stamped to either side of the vertical pin-back device crimped unto it.