Cased Knight’s Cross – Juncker
Knight?s Cross of the Iron Cross 1939, by maker Juncker - L/12; magnetic core, cross marked "800 L/12", loop marked "800", measures 48.40mmx54.72mm, weighs 34.5 grams, text book Juncker cross, slightly worn, very minor loss of black pain to swastika, cross retains about 99% of original finish, nearly extremely fine condition, with neck ribbon (28cm, or 11"), in black case of issue (case about extremely fine condition).
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