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Enamel damage on the lower arm on the reverse

For most of the war

The documents were part of George Petersen’s collection

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Germany, Weimar Republic. An Honour Cross Of The German Front Fighters’ Association, By Deschler & Sohn GTRexclude The most common causes are(Ehrenkreuz Deutscher Frontkriegerbund). Instituted 1922 by the German Front Fighters League. (1922 1931 issue). Constructed of gilded and silvered bronze with multi coloured enamels, consisting of a Cross Patte, the obverse with ribbed arms, with a central gilt oak leaf wreath surrounding an enameled Imperial tricolour shield, the arms bearing initials KFB for Frontkriegerbund, with dates 1914 1918, the reverse with a vertical pinback, maker marked