Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of Anti-German Iron Crosses, British Made Newly Listed spotting and residue in the

spotting and residue in the recessed areas on the Stars from cleaning

maker marked "GEMSCO" and marked "STERLING" on the reverse

she died in 1907

He was transferred to the 43rd Cameron Highlanders

The blade itself retains its crossgraining

Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of Anti-German Iron Crosses, British Made Newly Listed spotting and residue in theA(Kreuze). A pair of anti German, British made, propaganda crosses, each constructed of cast iron, presenting as cross pattes, one presenting a helmet at the centre and the inscription TO DER KAISER meaning TO HELL MIT (HELMET) DER KAISER (TO HELL WITH THE KAISER), the reverse plain, measuring 41. 37 mm (w) x 47. 35 mm (h), and in good condition, the other presenting the inscription JAN 28 1915 DEUTSCHES ESSEN, measuring 45. 28 mm (w) x 51. 85 mm (h),