An Iron Cross 1939 Second Class By Klein & Quenzer A.g. With Matching Packet Of Issue Auction Supported by sections of the

Supported by sections of the neighboring division and its core regiment

Almost every foot of land behind the lines is under crop and the yields should run about 45 or 50 bushels of wheat to the acre and about 80 bushels to the acre for oats

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Shoulder Badge (plated cupro-nickel with white enamels

Naming is officially impressed on the Star and VM and officially engraved on the Cross

An Iron Cross 1939 Second Class By Klein & Quenzer A.g. With Matching Packet Of Issue Auction Supported by sections of theThis is a fine Iron Cross that has aged extremely well; attractive dark patina; blackened iron core (magnetic); loop marked 65 (Klein & Quenzer A. G., Idar Oberstein); correct replacement ribbon; measuring 44 mm x 44 mm; slightly loose core. Original packet of issue; marked (Klein & Quenzer A. G., Idar Oberstein on reverse; measuring 130 mm x 104 mm; Overall, slight blemishes on black paint, lightly wrinkled paper packet, but overall extremely fine