Iron Cross 1st Class 1939 by Stainhauer & Luck

In silver and enamels, arms rimed in Gold, ring and suspension in Gold, 33x40mm, on original Ladyès bow ribbon as worn, slight enamel chipping to enamels, about very fine. Very scarce.

A mint Iron Cross 1939 First Class in its original case of issue; silver frame; rare brass core (non-magnetic); marked “15” (Friedrich Orth, Wien) on standard vertical pinback; measuring 44.53 mm x 44.55 mm; mint with some slight patina. Case of issue constructed of black carton; outlines of an Iron Cross embossed on the outside lid; liner snug in case but detached; push-button closure and hinges fully functioning; measuring 68 mm x 70 mm; mint condition.

A fine quality manufacture DAK (Deutsches Afrikakorps/German Africa Corps) ring; constructed of silver, with the top of the ring being gold plated with partial black enamels; hand engraved on the top and sides; stamped underneath “900” for silver content and the jeweler’s mark; large man’s size (approximate 22 mm inside diameter); weighing 16.8 grams; in worn but very fine condition.

In bronze, pinback, measuring 36.7 mm x 37 mm, very good quality, crisp detail, extremely fine.