Knights Cross of the Iron Cross
Iron core, silver frame (marked "935 4"), loop marked "800" with original neck ribbon, 48.09 x 48.23mm, weighs 30.2 grams, with loop, textbook cross by maker Steinhauer & L?ck, first model produced on Type B die, war time model, slightly worn, extremely fine condition. Comes with Letter of Authenticity from Dietrich Maerz, author of The Knights Cross of the Iron Cross.
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