Germany, Imperial. A Lot Of 1914 Iron Cross Miniature Badges Hold surface wear on the bust
Description
surface wear on the bust
Haug survived the war and was discharged from the Heer on August 21
the obverse displays the motto “Blut und Boden” and Reichsnährstand insignia
1 Clasp -5th Aug
Membership stamps state that he paid fees for the months of April through September 1944
Germany, Imperial. A Lot Of 1914 Iron Cross Miniature Badges Hold surface wear on the bustA Patriotic 1914 Iron Cross Pendant, constructed of non magnetic metal, the obverse bears a central W cipher, the 12 oclock arm bears a crown and the 6 oclock arm bears the date 1914, the reverse is plain, with suspension loop, measuring 22. 60 mm (w) x 25. 74 mm (h); A miniature 1914 iron cross, the obverse with a central initial W, the six oclock arm with a reinstitution date of 1914, the twelve oclock arm with a royal crown, the reverse with three
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