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GERMANY – PATRIOTIC PIN – 1914 IRON CROSS
Beautifully made 1914 Iron Cross patriotic pin. The German patriotic pin is a gold toned cross with black highlights. The pin on the reverse is intact.
GERMANY – PATRIOTIC PIN – 1914 IRON CROSS
SKU: 17-373$75.00
Beautifully made 1914 Iron Cross patriotic pin. The German patriotic pin is a gold toned cross with black highlights. The pin on the reverse is intact.
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GERMANY – PATRIOTIC PIN – 1914 IRON CROSS
Beautifully made 1914 Iron Cross patriotic pin. The German patriotic pin is a gold toned cross with black highlights. The pin on the reverse is intact.
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