Great Britain. An Anti-German Propaganda Iron Cross Medal Archive ” and a date of

” and a date of “13 MAR

" on the cover (his first name incorrectly engraved as "Henry" and should be "Harry)

A textbook example of a worn Wehrmacht Heer (Army) EM/NCO’s service belt buckle

with the undersides of the flaps with the same pistachio green rayon lining as used on the collar

the obverse bears a crowned double-headed eagle

Great Britain. An Anti-German Propaganda Iron Cross Medal Archive ” and a date ofAn iron cross paty constructed of iron, the obverse bears the inscription FUR KULTUR (FOR CULTURE), the reverse is plain ,with loop for suspension, measuring 41. 16 mm (w) x 46. 66 mm (h), fine. Footnote: This is a British First War anti German propaganda medal. This is one example in a series of joke crosses that were made in Britain which also bore the names of Belgian towns bombarded by the Germans. The inscription FUR KULTUR is a pun regarding the