GERMAN AWARD DOCUMENT SPANGE EK2 CLASP FOR THE IRON CROSS 2ND CLASS
$24.95
Reproduction
Out of stock
Description
Awarded to show that both WW1 & WW11 Iron Crosses had been awarded.
This an aged WWII German reproduction hand typed and stamped medal award document. All the documents have different information, ie rank, name, Division/Regiment (SS, Army, such as Infantry, Panzer, Panzer Grenadier, Flak etc), the date of issue, and the commanding officer, etc.
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