Germany, Federal Republic. A Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross, by Steinhauer & Lück, c. 1950 visually-hidden Fifteen machine guns and 150

Fifteen machine guns and 150 enemy soldiers were captured as a result

The document is dated to Cuxhaven on August 2

which is composed of a single piece of silvered zink alloy and features a hooked quillon

the remaining one in clear plastic

the obverse medallion features a rampant lion holding an axe on a red enamel field with a white

Germany, Federal Republic. A Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross, by Steinhauer & Lück, c. 1950 visually-hidden Fifteen machine guns and 150(Ritterkreuz des Eisernes Kreuzes). Constructed of neusilber and zink, consisting of a Cross Patte with a blackened zink core within a ribbed neusilber frame, the obverse with a central mobile swastika, the six oclock arm with a reinstitution date of 1939, the reverse six oclock arm with an initial institution date of 1813, the twelve oclock arm topped by an integral loop and suspension ring retaining an original length of neck ribbon, unmarked but