Germany, Third Reich. A Case Of A 1957 Version Knights Cross Of The Iron Cross certificate_of_authenticity where he died of his

where he died of his wounds on January 30

reverse illustrating an Iron Cross inscribed "MIT GOTT FÜR KÖNIG UND VATERLAND" on its arms

The black synthetic grip are firmly held in place by two rivets and central pins

"The tactical handling of the Armoured Division and its Components

the left panel stamped in black ink at the top "92" with "43" over "60" at the left

Germany, Third Reich. A Case Of A 1957 Version Knights Cross Of The Iron Cross certificate_of_authenticity where he died of his(Etui). The case is constructed of thick cardstock and a black faux leather exterior, presenting as a rectangle with sharp corners, the interior of the lid with off white and padded blended fabric, the seat of the case lined with black felt featuring a recessed medal bed for the award as well as a place for the ribbon, push button fully functional, interior fabric hinge cover intact, external metal hinge fully functional, measuring 81 mm (w) x 148 mm