A Rare Prinzengrosse Iron Cross 1St Class 1914 By Wilhelm Deumer Archive page 28 contains so called

page 28 contains so called “glued in” award documents for NSDAP Long Service Awards (bronze and silver grades)

led to a certain mystique: the Battle of Camarón became synonymous with bravery and a fight-to-the-death attitude

A First War Hindenburg Cross for Combatants - magnetic

and all connectors are in fine condition

131446" and "CBWU" (Construction and Building Workers' Union) mark on the reverse

A Rare Prinzengrosse Iron Cross 1St Class 1914 By Wilhelm Deumer Archive page 28 contains so calledSilver frame, with iron core, magnetic, vaulted, marked "800" (silver) on the reverse, without maker mark but known to have been manufactured by Wilhelm Deumer, Ldenscheid, 33. 7 mm, screwback, extremely high quality, extremely fine. Footnote: Rare small style "Prinzengrosse" award favoured by German royalty. Wilhelm Deumer, Ldenscheid began supplying Iron Crosses in 1917, the "800" silver content only used to manufacture Iron Crosses during the