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Germany, Imperial. A Lot of First War Stick Pins

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Germany, Imperial. A Lot of First War Stick Pins

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Germany, Imperial. A Lot of First War Stick Pins

(Anstecknadeln). A lot of three First War stick pins, all constructed of bronze with partial enamels and applicable silver finishing, including one with a 1914 Iron Cross I Class, a Bremen-issued Hanseatic Cross, and an Honour Cross of the World War 1914/1918, unmarked, measuring 28 mm (w) x 10 mm (h), in near extremely fine condition; one with a 1914 Iron Cross, an Honour Cross of the World War 1914/1918, and a Gallipoli Star, unmarked, measuring 30 mm (w) x 11 mm (h), in near extremely fine condition, and one with 1914 Iron Crosses I and II Class, as well as a Black Grade Wound Badge, unmarked, measuring 20 mm (w) x 10 mm (h), in near extremely fine condition.