An Iron Cross 1939 Second Class By Klein & Quenzer A.g. Newly Listed for the protection of Floating

for the protection of Floating Trade in Australian waters

fabricated from gold and copper bullion wire

At 1014 a U-Boat was sighted on the surface 15 miles ahead and the aircraft dived to attack crossing directly over the U-Boat as it had just started to dive

extensive silvering loss on the obverse

He was to be Lance Corporal on October 15

An Iron Cross 1939 Second Class By Klein & Quenzer A.g. Newly Listed for the protection of FloatingAn Iron Cross 1939 Second Class by a desirable maker; silver frame with a blackened iron core (magnetic); on loop for suspension (very clearly marked 65 for Klein & Quenzer A. G. of Idar Oberstein); with a period original ribbon; measuring 44. 37 mm x 44. 32 mm; weighing 18. 8 grams; with appealing dark patina; near extremely fine condition.