WW1 IMPERIAL GERMAN IRON CROSS 2ND CLASS MAKER KO
WW1 IMPERIAL GERMAN IRON CROSS 2ND CLASS MAKER KO
£85.00
Description
WW1 Imperial German iron cross 2nd class in good used condition. The medal comes with its part replacement ribbon.
It is maker marked with the letters K O on the ring. The medal is three part construction with an iron core. The iron core retains its black painted finish with the outer frame showing aged colour.
Maker K O is Königliches Münzamt Orden.
Please see the photographs for further condition details.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.2 kg |
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