Germany, DAF. A Wall Plaque visually-hidden Iron Cross First Class 1939

Iron Cross First Class 1939 - Mint - Magnetic

"The Iron Cross" is both an invaluable reference for the collector and a unique guide to an unusual aspect of military history

However 15/6 was a large sum of money for many poorer families so 6d (six pence) savings stamps were issued (also with a Swastika on them) which could be purchased weekly or whenever people could afford them

the reverse dated “1864-1914” with two pins for uniform attachment

measuring 46 mm (w) x 101 mm (l)

Germany, DAF. A Wall Plaque visually-hidden Iron Cross First Class 1939(Deutsche Arbeitsfront Plakette). Constructed of aluminum, the obverse consisting of a German Labour Front (DAF) logo in the form of a mobile swastika with ribbed arms, situated within a cogwheel, unmarked, measuring 20 cm in diameter, in extremely fine condition.