Great Britain. An Anti-German Propaganda Iron Cross Medal Archive A textbook example of a

A textbook example of a worn Wehrmacht Heer (Army) EM/NCO’s service belt buckle

" on the cover (his first name incorrectly engraved as "Henry" and should be "Harry)

eventually joining the department of reparations payments

with the undersides of the flaps with the same pistachio green rayon lining as used on the collar

” (14th Infantry Regiment)

Great Britain. An Anti-German Propaganda Iron Cross Medal Archive A textbook example of aAn iron cross paty constructed of iron, the obverse bears the inscription FUR KULTUR (FOR CULTURE), the reverse is plain ,with loop for suspension, measuring 41. 16 mm (w) x 46. 66 mm (h), fine. Footnote: This is a British First War anti German propaganda medal. This is one example in a series of joke crosses that were made in Britain which also bore the names of Belgian towns bombarded by the Germans. The inscription FUR KULTUR is a pun regarding the