some flecking of enamels evident to the cross
the obverse with a central inscription of “PRO PATRIA” (“FOR THE FATHERLAND”)
Measures 235 mm x 292 mm x 160 mm in height
both in near mint condition
2) The Clasp to the Iron Cross 2nd Class award document is named to Hauptmann (Captain) Felix Spiegel of the 2nd Company of Luftnachrichten-Abteilung (Air Signals Battalion) 7 (motorised) of the Heer
Saxony, Kingdom. An Order Of The Rue Crown, Miniature, C. 1900 Buy Now some flecking of enamels evidentInstituted on July 20, 1807 by King Friedrich August I. Two piece construction, composed of silver gilt, a green enamel Maltese Cross with white enamel border, between each arm are crowns with ornate detailing, the obverse presents a white enamel centerpiece inscribed with a crowned FA surrounded by a thin green ring and gilt detailing, the reverse presents a white enamel centerpiece inscribed PROVI DENTIAE MEMOR surrounded by a thin green enamel ring