German WWII Iron Cros 1st Class Navy Uniforms though it does show some

though it does show some spot of darkening on both the obverse and the reverse

German Language WWII Energy Technical Journal-This magazine is Issue 2

This very colorful and desirable patch would be worn on the right shoulder of the one person in the unit that was designated to carry the regimental standarte (flag)

The buttons are all present

It appears that the flaps and bill were stitched to the body at some point (some of it still is)

German WWII Iron Cros 1st Class Navy Uniforms though it does show someGerman WWII Iron Cros 1st Class This is an excellent example. The black finish on the iron core remains 90% intact. The frame has toned to a nice dark color that really complements the black finish. The reverse is a beautiful tone as well. The pin setup functions as it should. This award is unmarked which is usual. An excellent example of an IC 1st class! History: On March 10th, 1813, Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm III established the Iron Cross as a