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Iron Cross 1914 1813 Ek pendant Tin Path Iron Cross Chain Pendant Nr111
Iron Cross 1914 1813 Ek pendant Tin Path Iron Cross Chain Pendant Nr111
Iron Cross 1914 1813 Ek pendant Tin Path Iron Cross Chain Pendant Nr111
Iron Cross 1914 1813 Ek pendant Tin Path Iron Cross Chain Pendant Nr111
Iron Cross 1914 1813 Ek pendant Tin Path Iron Cross Chain Pendant Nr111
Iron Cross 1914 1813 Ek pendant Tin Path Iron Cross Chain Pendant Nr111
Iron Cross 1914 1813 Ek pendant Tin Path Iron Cross Chain Pendant Nr111
Iron Cross 1914 1813 Ek pendant Tin Path Iron Cross Chain Pendant Nr111

Iron Cross 1914 1813 Ek pendant Tin Path Iron Cross Chain Pendant Nr111

$ 5.87

Availability: 10 in stock
  • Modified Item: No
  • Gender: Unisex
  • Material: Tin
  • Condition: New without tags
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Product Type: Pendant
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Main Stone: None
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Unknown
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • ISBN: Does not apply
  • Color: Silver

    Description

    Artistically designed pewter / pewter pendant , motif "Iron Cross". The chain pendant can be worn on both sides.
    Dimensions: approx. 26 mm high x approx. 26 mm wide
    Inner diameter of the eyelet: approx. 6 mm
    Weight: approx. 10 g
    The pendant can be purchased without a ribbon + chain, or with a cotton ribbon or simple stainless steel chain, stainless steel 2 mm
    Background:
    The Iron Cross was awarded as a war award in 1813 by Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm III. introduced. In 1914 Kaiser Wilhelm II renewed the foundation of the order. Today the EK can be seen as a national emblem of the Bundeswehr on Allen vehicles of the German military.
    Artistically designed pewter / pewter pendant , motif "Iron Cross". The chain pendant can be worn on both sides. Dimensions: approx. 26 mm high x approx. 26 mm wide Inner diameter of the eyelet: approx. 6 mm Weight: approx. 10 g The pendant can be purchased without a ribbon + chain, or with a cotton ribbon or simple stainless steel chain, stainless steel 2 mm Background:  The Iron Cross was awarded as a war award in 1813 by Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm III. introduced. In 1914 Kaiser Wilhelm II renewed the foundation of the order. Today the EK can be seen as a national emblem of the Bundeswehr on Allen vehicles of the German military.
    Artistically designed pewter / pewter pendant , motif "Iron Cross". The chain pendant can be worn on both sides. Dimensions: approx. 26 mm high x approx. 26 mm wide Inner diameter of the eyelet: approx. 6 mm Weight: approx. 10 g The pendant can be purchased without a ribbon + chain, or with a cotton ribbon or simple stainless steel chain, stainless steel 2 mm Background:  The Iron Cross was awarded as a war award in 1813 by Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm III. introduced. In 1914 Kaiser Wilhelm II renewed the foundation of the order. Today the EK can be seen as a national emblem of the Bundeswehr on Allen vehicles of the German military.
    Artistically designed pewter / pewter pendant , motif "Iron Cross". The chain pendant can be worn on both sides. Dimensions: approx. 26 mm high x approx. 26 mm wide Inner diameter of the eyelet: approx. 6 mm Weight: approx. 10 g The pendant can be purchased without a ribbon + chain, or with a cotton ribbon or simple stainless steel chain, stainless steel 2 mm Background:  The Iron Cross was awarded as a war award in 1813 by Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm III. introduced. In 1914 Kaiser Wilhelm II renewed the foundation of the order. Today the EK can be seen as a national emblem of the Bundeswehr on Allen vehicles of the German military.
    Artistically designed pewter / pewter pendant , motif "Iron Cross". The chain pendant can be worn on both sides. Dimensions: approx. 26 mm high x approx. 26 mm wide Inner diameter of the eyelet: approx. 6 mm Weight: approx. 10 g The pendant can be purchased without a ribbon + chain, or with a cotton ribbon or simple stainless steel chain, stainless steel 2 mm Background:  The Iron Cross was awarded as a war award in 1813 by Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm III. introduced. In 1914 Kaiser Wilhelm II renewed the foundation of the order. Today the EK can be seen as a national emblem of the Bundeswehr on Allen vehicles of the German military.
    Artistically designed pewter / pewter pendant , motif "Iron Cross". The chain pendant can be worn on both sides. Dimensions: approx. 26 mm high x approx. 26 mm wide Inner diameter of the eyelet: approx. 6 mm Weight: approx. 10 g The pendant can be purchased without a ribbon + chain, or with a cotton ribbon or simple stainless steel chain, stainless steel 2 mm Background:  The Iron Cross was awarded as a war award in 1813 by Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm III. introduced. In 1914 Kaiser Wilhelm II renewed the foundation of the order. Today the EK can be seen as a national emblem of the Bundeswehr on Allen vehicles of the German military.
    Artistically designed pewter / pewter pendant , motif "Iron Cross". The chain pendant can be worn on both sides. Dimensions: approx. 26 mm high x approx. 26 mm wide Inner diameter of the eyelet: approx. 6 mm Weight: approx. 10 g The pendant can be purchased without a ribbon + chain, or with a cotton ribbon or simple stainless steel chain, stainless steel 2 mm Background:  The Iron Cross was awarded as a war award in 1813 by Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm III. introduced. In 1914 Kaiser Wilhelm II renewed the foundation of the order. Today the EK can be seen as a national emblem of the Bundeswehr on Allen vehicles of the German military.