Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of 1914 Iron Cross Propaganda Decorations Auction some scuffing and wear but

some scuffing and wear but otherwise in extremely fine condition

(Territorial and Army Volunteer Reserve) Scroll

Loads over the Hump grew slowly until the arrival of Consolidated C-87s (converted B-24s) in December 1942 and the Curtiss C-46 in April 1943

heavy patina

Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of 1914 Iron Cross Propaganda Decorations Auction some scuffing and wear but(Eiserne Kreuze). A pair of 1914 Iron Cross propaganda decorations, including a large cross, constructed of gilded bronze, the reverse with three lugs indicating removal from a plaque or other backer, unmarked, measuring 78 mm (w) x 80 mm (h), in near extremely fine condition, and; an Allied propaganda cross, constructed of dark grey painted magnetic iron, the obverse bearing a central raised Pickelhaube set within an inscription of TO DER KAISER,