1914/39 Iron Cross Miniature And Stickpin Archive " It went on to

" It went on to note that "two not R

Most of the surviving Grand Crosses are held in museums

and had taken part in at least ten combat operations (or had been wounded in the course of these combat operations)

this dagger features a 198 mm nickel-plated steel blade

that he had no previous military service and that his trade was that of Railway Clerk

1914/39 Iron Cross Miniature And Stickpin Archive " It went on toImperial: Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914 Miniature (silver and black enamels, 15. 3 mm, ring suspension); and Two Award Stickpin (silver and black enamels, maker marked "L\52" on the reverse of both awards, 9. 5 mm x 17 mm, on a 48. 5 mm stickpin). Extremely fine.