A Clasp To The Iron Cross Second Class 1939; First Version Archive sleeve stitched to the long

sleeve stitched to the long side for carrying of a clip

to thank that the fighting squadrons and vehicles with heavy weapons did not land in enemy hands or were destroyed

It was one of the two battles (the other being the Battle of Crysler's Farm) which caused the Americans to abandon the Saint Lawrence Campaign

Special Recommendation Letter by General der Flieger Pflugbeil to him for saving a shot down German crew between the lines

A Clasp To The Iron Cross Second Class 1939; First Version Archive sleeve stitched to the longFirst version of the clasp, with scalloped bar, 31. 0mmm x 30. 75mm, in silvered tombac, excellent quality early period manufacture, excellent silvering, four prongs on reverse, in near mint condition; attached to Iron Cross 1914, magnetic, unmarked. An excellent example.