Wwi Iron Cross 1St Class 1914 By Meybauer certificate_of_authenticity His only ship was the

His only ship was the H

first seeing action during the attack on Falaise on the night of August 7–8

a Pension Tribunal Report (dated October 14

with a 1918 Australian Shilling coin soldered to an inscribed ribbon banner frame

his unit went into action at St Julien and "when charging enemy was struck by a bullet at a range of ten yard fracturing his foot"

Wwi Iron Cross 1St Class 1914 By Meybauer certificate_of_authenticity His only ship was theWWI Iron Cross 1st Class 1914 by Meybauer, Berlin Silver, iron core, magnetic, marked "800" (silver) on the reverse and also with Meybauer hallmark; middle plate in shape of the cross marked 500 (silver content); while retaining nut is marked "D. R. G. M. 653146" and "800"; 43mm x 43mm, excellent quality, nice dark patina, extremely fine condition.