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Germany. A Cross of Honour of the German Mother, Third Class in Bronze

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Germany. A Cross of Honour of the German Mother, Third Class in Bronze

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Germany. A Cross of Honour of the German Mother, Third Class in Bronze

(Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter III. Klasse). A Latin cross with concave arms in bronze and blue, white, and black enamels; with sun rays emanating between the arms from the centre applique; on loop for suspension from its full length correct replacement ribbon; the obverse with a circular applique bearing a static black enameled swastika (Hakenkreuz) within a gilded ring inscribed “Der Deutschen Mutter” (The German Mother), with all four arms of the cross edged in white enamels with solid blue panels; the reverse dated with the date of implementation “10 Dezember 1938”, bearing the facsimile of the Führer and Reichs-Chancellor; measuring 35.75 mm (w) x 43.09 mm (h); weighing 12.1 grams; in virtually mint condition.