Original German WWII Vaulted Iron Cross First Class 1939 in Case - EKI - Unmarked NATION 1945) was a Pulitzer Prize–winning

1945) was a Pulitzer Prize–winning American journalist and was shot in an attack the day before Randle wrote this letter

Maedicke of Berlin

" It is located on the south side of Hyde Park and remains to this day

This characteristic iron hilt of the "Kanda" type features a large sheet guard behind the substantial blade with re-enforcement where the hilt meets the rear of the blade

It looks like it was painted white

Original German WWII Vaulted Iron Cross First Class 1939 in Case - EKI - Unmarked NATION 1945) was a Pulitzer Prize–winningOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is a lovely cased example of a WWII Iron Cross First Class 1939, with a Magnetic core, gently "vaulted" design, and straight pin attachment. It is not maker marked, but that was not uncommon for these awards. Close examination may be able to determine the maker, as the major makers had their own distinctive styles. In general the "vaulted" examples are more desirable, as they have that classic profile everyone