Germany, Imperial. A 1914 Iron Cross Case, By Hinrich Petersen certificate_of_authenticity and is also stamped “D429810H”

and is also stamped “D429810H”

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obverse with central raised “W”

late War period issue

Constructed of red cotton-rayon blended fabric with three equally spaced white horizontal stripes running horizontally across the armband

Germany, Imperial. A 1914 Iron Cross Case, By Hinrich Petersen certificate_of_authenticity and is also stamped “D429810H”(Etui). A hard shelled case of issue, constructed of dark red faux leather, the exterior lid presents an Iron Cross and inscribed DER DANK DES VATERLANDES (THANKS TO THE FATHERLAND), the interior lid lined in white satin presenting a black white red German national colours ribbon, maker marked with sticker on bottom exterior stating HINRICH PETERSEN PAPIERAUSSTATTUNGEN WISMARK 1 M. HEDGE 5, measuring 77 mm (w) x 118 mm (l) x 22 mm (h), presenting