Please refer to photos. The product is an original German Imperial Iron Cross from World War I, specifically from the 1914 War Crown era. This military medal is a 2nd Class award, showcasing the historical significance of the period and the bravery of German soldiers during the First World War. The Iron Cross symbolizes the resilience and valor of the German military, making it a coveted collectible item for enthusiasts of militaria and military history. To Ensure Proper Fit, Please Check Listing’s Measurements And Compare To A Similar Item That You Currently Own That Fits Well. Please note that actual colors may vary slightly from the pictures, sometimes the lighting/flash just can’t capture the right color. I will do my best to describe the variants, but there too not everyones color perceptions are the same. We will do whatever it takes to achieve this. Message us if you would like to. Which may cause a delay in receiving your item. We are happy to work with you! Be sure to add our store to your favorites list! We strive for 100% positive feedbacks and 5-Star ratings. And will do whatever it takes to maintain this. We appreciate the opportunity to satisfy our customers and fix or. Resolve any problems that may occur before receiving feedback. We will do what it takes to make you a happy customer! Only unused, unopened items with be accepted. Check out my other it.
Original, very rare Pour le Mérite (Medal of Merit) from WWI era Germany. There were only 1.687 of these medals ever made and awarded during the time period this was hand made in Berlin. This particular medal has jewellers markings I have not been able to identify, so I cannot say 100% who was awarded this medal. This medal was only awarded to the top German military officers including Hermann Göring of the Luftwaffe, Erwin Rommel, Crown Princes and even Emperors, and select others.
The product is a WWI German medal bar, an original piece from the era of conflict. Made in Germany, this militaria item holds historical significance as a symbol of the First World War. This collectible piece allows for a tangible connection to the past, making it a valuable and sought-after item for collectors interested in memorabilia from this period. If you would like more photos or have questions please ask.
The WWII Cross of Honour of the German Mother MEDAL GOLD is an original period item from Germany, specifically related to World War I. This medal, historically representing the theme of Militaria, symbolizes the honor and recognition given to the mothers of soldiers during that tumultuous time. As a collectible piece with significant historical value, the Cross of Honour of the German Mother Medal in Gold serves as a unique and meaningful artifact from a pivotal era in global history.
Up for sale is a. Rare and authentic 1914 WWI Imperial FW German Iron Cross medal. Original ribbon and presentation box. This prestigious military decoration was awarded for bravery and distinguished service during. And remains a highly sought-after collectible. Genuine 1914 Imperial German Iron Cross. Not a reproduction? Includes original black-and-white ribbon. Comes in its original presentation box. A rare find!
Good – good condition. Empire Iron Cross 2nd Class magnetic 1-part The Iron Cross (EK) was an originally Prussian, later German war award given by the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm III. On the 10th March 1813 in Breslau was donated in three classes for the course of the wars of liberation. The first Iron Cross was awarded by Friedrich Wilhelm III. Personally to his late wife Luise posthumously. King Wilhelm I of Prussia repeated the foundation of the Iron Cross with the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian War on January 19th. Emperor Wilhelm II renewed his capacity as Prussian king on August 8th. August 1914 the foundation again and through its broad awarding practice made the Iron Cross a quasi-German order. With the fourth foundation at the beginning of the Second World War by the National Socialist dictator Adolf Hitler, the Iron Cross was founded on January 1st. September 1939 also officially became a German award, which was initially to be awarded in four classes. First World War The third foundation of the EC was taken over by Wilhelm II. At the outbreak of the First World War on August 8th August 1914. Holders of the EK from 1870 received, according to the order of 4. June 1915 as a (renewed) award on the ribbon above the silver oak leaves for the 25th. Victory Day silver clasp with a smaller EK with the year 1914. Overview of the foundation data From 1813 From 1813 to 1918 there were three ascending levels: Iron Cross II Class (EK II) (with black and white band) Iron Cross 1st Class (EK I) with black and white ribbon and pectoral cross (1813, see above), or cross Grand Cross of the Iron Cross (collar). Mon, Tue, Thu, 10:00 a. 1:00 p. And 3:00 p. 5:00 p. Mi + Sa closed. Fri 10:00 a. Wholesale and retail with coins, investment gold and silver. Medals, orders, badges, militaria, banknotes and antiques. From antiquity to the present. On – and sale of precious metals, jewelry, etc. The third foundation of the EC was taken over by Wilhelm II.
The WWII Cross of Honour of the German Mother MEDAL GOLD is an original period item from Germany, specifically related to World War I. This medal, historically representing the theme of Militaria, symbolizes the honor and recognition given to the mothers of soldiers during that tumultuous time. As a collectible piece with significant historical value, the Cross of Honour of the German Mother Medal in Gold serves as a unique and meaningful artifact from a pivotal era in global history.
A selection of WW1 German Imperial medals, all for one price. Medals consist of an Iron Cross 2nd class, with damage see photo #5, Honor Cross with Swords medal, Kaiser Wilhelm I 1897 Centenary medal and a Prussian Merit Cross for War Aid medal. The Kaiser Wilhelm I Centenary medal has staining to the obverse. No ribbon for the Iron Cross or the Prussian Merit Cross.
One with swords, one with swords and crown. This medal was originated in 1866 as a decoration for bravery and military merit for enlisted soldiers. After 1891, awards with swords were used to distinguish wartime awards from peacetime awards. In 1913, the crown could be used for a second award to an NCO or soldier. The Military Merit Cross became obsolete with the fall of the German Empire and the Bavarian Kingdom in 1918. 100 percent original, additionally the ribbons do NOT glow under black light.
This German Military 25 YEAR MEDAL is a remarkable piece of history, commemorating the service of a German soldier during the tumultuous era of WW I (1914-18). The medal is an original item, ensuring its authenticity and connection to the past. Its design reflects the rich tradition and culture of Germany, making it a prized addition to any collection of militaria. The medal is steeped in the heritage of the region of origin, Germany, and is emblematic of the themes associated with military honors and decorations. Its presence in a collection serves as a tangible connection to the history and the individuals who lived through that time. This item is not just a medal, but a slice of history that can be held and admired. Received from a Grandfather who was in WW 2.