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Germany, Wehrmacht. A Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross Neck Ribbon

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Germany, Wehrmacht. A Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross Neck Ribbon

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Germany, Wehrmacht. A Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross Neck Ribbon

(Halsband für Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes). A well-preserved, confectioned neck ribbon for a Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross, constructed of red, white, and black rayon-blended ribbon with a 25 thread count white stitching, with a replacement elasticized black band emanating from one end and meeting a non-ferrous metal hook on the opposite end, unmarked, measuring 45 mm (w) x 158 mm (l) (not inclusive of band), minor soiling is visible throughout, in overall near extremely fine condition, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by Dietrich Maerz, dated 4 March 2020.