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A Grouping of 3rd and 4th Class Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Long Service Awards

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A Grouping of 3rd and 4th Class Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Long Service Awards

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A Grouping of 3rd and 4th Class Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Long Service Awards

A grouping of two parade mounted 3rd and 4th Class Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Long Service Awards; the 3rd Class Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Long Service Award in gilded metal (magnetic); on loop for suspension, and mounted parade-style to a metal backer; with its Hoheitszeichen attached to the obverse; measuring 29.93 mm in diameter; the 4th Class Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Long Service Award in silvered metal (magnetic); on loop for suspension, and mounted parade-style to a metal backer; with its Hoheitszeichen attached to the obverse; measuring 30.09 mm in diameter; both awards show some wear to the finish from use, but are overall in better than very fine condition, with the ribbons being slightly loose on its mounting with light to moderate soiling due to wear, in overall better than fine condition. (C:163)