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A First War Order of the Zähringen Lion Medal Bar

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A First War Order of the Zähringen Lion Medal Bar

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A First War Order of the Zähringen Lion Medal Bar

Germany (Baden, Prussia, Imperial, Third Reich); Prussia: Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914 (silver frame, with iron core, magnetic, unmarked, 42.5 mm); Third Reich: War Merit Cross 2nd Class with Swords (bronzed tombac, 48.5 mm); Baden: Order of the Lion of Zahringen, Knight's Cross 2nd Class (silver, obverse with four green glass inlays in the arms, gilt swords and centrepiece ring, with enamelled centrepiece, reverse with a gilt lion on a red enamelled centrepiece, 39.8 mm); Imperial: Hindenburg Cross for Combatants (iron with a bronze gilt, magnetic, maker marked "O.6" (Orden-Herstellergemeinschaft, Pforzheim) on the reverse, 37.7 mm); and Third Reich: Commemorative Medal for 1 October 1938 (bronze, 32 mm). Mounted to a suspension with swing bar pinback, the brass hooks holding each of the awards are loose, original ribbons, intact enamels and glass inlays, extremely fine. Accompanied by a Ribbon Bar (original ribbons, the middle three awards with crossed swords clasps, 18 mm x 76.5 mm); and a Stacked Ribbon Bar (original ribbons, crossed swords clasp, 16 mm x 40 mm, with button hole attachment).