A Knight’s Cross Of The Iron Cross 1939 By Klein & Quenzer Newly Listed 1957 Version - With an

1957 Version - With an iron core (magnetic)

similar to K&K-752

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A Knight’s Cross Of The Iron Cross 1939 By Klein & Quenzer Newly Listed 1957 Version - With anOffered is a fine example of a Knights Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 (Ritterkreuz). The Knights Cross features a regulation silver frame in the shape of a cross patte that is marked 800 centrally on the edge of the upper arm, with a blackened matte eggshell magnetic iron core. It features a full loop suspension ring, along with a double looped ring for ribbon suspension that is clearly marked 800 and 65 for Klein & Quenzer of Idar Oberstein. The cross