Germany. Price Guide Germany 1871-1945 by Detlev Neimann, 2009.

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Germany. Price Guide Germany 1871-1945 by Detlev Neimann, 2009.

“Price Guide Germany 1871-1945: Orders, Decorations, Award Documents, Miniatures and Cases of Issue” by Detlev Neimann, published in 2009 pocket edition 505 pages with colour photos and prices, measuring 120mm (w) x 164mm (h) x 34mm (d), in new condition.

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