We present a rare, authentic sports badge of the Deutscher Reichs-Ausschuss für Leibesübungen (DRA), awarded between 1913 and 1933. This is a unique collector's item, a testament to German sport in the turbulent interwar period, before it was taken over by the Nazi organization DRL/NSRL.

The badge belongs to the bronze class, which was the lowest but commonly awarded degree of this distinction. It is made of metal, most likely bronze or a bronzed alloy. The central motif is the characteristic, artistically intertwined monogram "DRA" (Deutscher Reichs-Ausschuss), placed inside an oak leaf wreath - a traditional German symbol of strength, perseverance, and glory.

The DRA badge is an important element in the history of physical culture. It was created during the German Empire, and its awarding continued throughout the Weimar Republic. It was a reward for athletic achievements and activity in gymnastics clubs (Turnvereine). This specimen represents the late period of DRA activity, before the organization was absorbed by the Nazi system and transformed in 1933.

For a collector of militaria, phaleristics, or relics of 20th-century history, this bronze DRA badge is an object of great historical value. Its state of preservation, visible in the photos, allows one to appreciate the detail of its craftsmanship. It is a milestone in the evolution of German sports awards, and at the same time a tangible trace of an era.