Original German WWII Clasp to the Iron Cross Second Class 1939 by Wilhelm Deumer - Spange zum Eisernen Kreuz U.S. Machine Guns The enemy wasn't to be

The enemy wasn't to be seen during the escort missions to marshaling yards at Oradea

razor and razor blades- First aid kit- Fishing and sewing kit- Two bladed 5 inch knife- ESM-2 signaling mirror- Emergency parachute ration- Insect repellent (can)- Sharpening stone- Five minute signaling flares- Waterproof plastic pistol cover- Type D-3 leather gloves and inserts- Reversible yellow safety cloth hat- Survival manual- Mosquito head net- Spit and gaff assembly- Type H01 folding sun goggles- Plastic three pint water bladder- Gauze bandage (shell dressing)- Instruction/contents manual

with very little wear or corrosion

A great change to pick up a very rare grenade launcher from WWII

Once the British forces broke through the German lines at Monte Camino

Original German WWII Clasp to the Iron Cross Second Class 1939 by Wilhelm Deumer - Spange zum Eisernen Kreuz U.S. Machine Guns The enemy wasn't to beOriginal Item: Only One Available. Established by Frederick William in 1813 for gallantry in action, the Iron Cross decoration was revived several times for later conflicts. The bulk of the issues are divided into 1st and 2nd class versions, but a rare and superior 'Grand Cross' was also awarded for successful field commanders. During WW1 the lower decoration was freely awarded with 5 million second class types issued. Originally, the Iron Cross was