Germany. A Clasp To The Iron Cross 1939 First Class, Second Type Newly Listed Landed in France on 10

Landed in France on 10 Jan 1916 to 26 Feb 1917 when he was transferred to England as a Cadet and was commissioned 21 Jun 1918

for his work on the Planning Staff on D-Day and in connection with the relief of Holland

flake to central enameled medallion

An HJ Shooting Efficiency Badge by Rudolf Reiling (M1/25) - Two-piece construction

the United Kingdom and North Western Europe

Germany. A Clasp To The Iron Cross 1939 First Class, Second Type Newly Listed Landed in France on 10(Spange zum Eisernen Kreuz 1939 1. Klasse). Constructed of silvered tombac in the standard form of a standard German national eagle with out spread wings clutching a wreathed mobile swastika on top of a banner dated 1939 within a pebbled field; the reverse plain, with a vertical pinback and a functional hinge catch assembly; measuring 45. 02 mm (w) x 30. 44 mm (h); weighing 10. 2 grams; in overall extremely fine condition.