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A Knights Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 by Steinhauer & Luck; Micro 800

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A Knights Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 by Steinhauer & Luck; Micro 800

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A Knights Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 by Steinhauer & Luck; Micro 800

A Knights Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 by Steinhauer & Luck; Micro 800 - magnetic core, silver frame marked 800 on reverse top arm, loop marked “800”, by maker Steinhauer & Luck; a textbook A type produced during Third Reich by this maker and also known amongst collectors as “micro 800” version; Cross measures 48.2x48.3mm, with length of original ribbon (24cm); lightly worn, in extremely fine condition. (Comes with Document of Authenticity from Dietrich Maerz, author of book “The Knights Cross of the Iron Cross”).