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A Bronze Grade Mother’s Cross in its Original Packet of Issue Named to Anna Alrecht by Heinrich Vogt

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A Bronze Grade Mother’s Cross in its Original Packet of Issue Named to Anna Alrecht by Heinrich Vogt

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A Bronze Grade Mother’s Cross in its Original Packet of Issue Named to Anna Alrecht by Heinrich Vogt

Two-piece construction; in bronze and black, blue, and white enamels; with its original ribbon; measuring 42.63 mm x 35.08 mm; weighing 11.5 grams; extremely fine condition. Original packet of issue embossed “Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter, Dritte Stufe” embossed in black ink; reverse maker marked “Heinrich Vogt, Pforzheim”; measuring 130 mm x 105 mm; “Anna Alrecht” written in pencil on the obverse; fine condition.