Germany, Imperial. A Pair of 1914 Iron Crosses, II Class, Combatant and Schinkel Non-Combatant Versions United Republic of and a Diana’s Head 2

and a Diana’s Head 2 A mark denoting

The Oak Leaves followed on December 19

The sides also feature a field-grey enameled metal ventilation grommet

he was among those presented with their Crimea Medals by Queen Victoria on Horse Guards Parade

Germany, Imperial. A Pair of 1914 Iron Crosses, II Class, Combatant and Schinkel Non-Combatant Versions United Republic of and a Diana’s Head 2(Eisernes Kreuze 1914 II. Klasse fr Kmpfer und Nichtkmpfer). Reinstituted August 5th, 1914. (1914 1918 issue). A pair of 1914 Iron Crosses II Class, consisting of: 1. A Combatant's Iron Cross 1914 Second Class, constructed of iron and silver, on a fixed loop and ring for suspension from a narrow period original ribbon, consisting of a Cross Patte with a blackened magnetic iron core within a ribbed silver frame, the obverse with a central initial W,