Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of 1914 Iron Cross Propaganda Decorations Auction (Territorial and Army Volunteer Reserve)

(Territorial and Army Volunteer Reserve) Scroll

Loads over the Hump grew slowly until the arrival of Consolidated C-87s (converted B-24s) in December 1942 and the Curtiss C-46 in April 1943

inscribed in raised text "Mme V

and maker marked “CEJ” for “C

Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of 1914 Iron Cross Propaganda Decorations Auction (Territorial and Army Volunteer Reserve)(Eiserne Kreuze). A pair of 1914 Iron Cross propaganda decorations, including a large cross, constructed of gilded bronze, the reverse with three lugs indicating removal from a plaque or other backer, unmarked, measuring 78 mm (w) x 80 mm (h), in near extremely fine condition, and; an Allied propaganda cross, constructed of dark grey painted magnetic iron, the obverse bearing a central raised Pickelhaube set within an inscription of TO DER KAISER,