German WWII 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Political Headgear The prongs of the cogwheel

The prongs of the cogwheel can be seen through the buckram stiffener on the reverse

There are some pen marks on the front page

It discusses such subjects as the insignia of German forces to their weapons and equipment

This bayonet has waffenamts all over the place

The tunic is produced in a very soft field grey wool

German WWII 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Political Headgear The prongs of the cogwheelGerman WWII 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class This is a handsome badge. The black finish to the iron core is mostly intact. The silver frame is nicely toned, as is the silver on the reverse. The pin and hinge are intact on this example but be aware that the catch is missing. This was removed from a uniform at one point. This badge will clean up nicely if you choose to do so. A nice display piece. History: On March 10th, 1813, Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm