An Iron Cross 1939 Second Class; Schinkel Version Buy Now whose duty it was to

whose duty it was to keep roads in good repair

the Carl Zeiss optics firm of Jena developed specific protective flight goggles that became the standard pattern for other manufacturers

who were tasked with supplying

marked "Hersteller" (Manufacturer) with the adjoining stamped code faded

which was worn by all ranks of the German Field Police up to the rank of Lieutenant (Leutnant)

An Iron Cross 1939 Second Class; Schinkel Version Buy Now whose duty it was toA fine quality manufacture Schinkel Version Iron Cross 1939 Second Class; two piece construction; silver frame and non magnetic core; loop for suspension (unmarked); original ribbon (lightly faded); measuring 43. 35 mm x 43. 30 mm; weighing 17. 3 grams; silver frame retains much of its original lustre, obverse core is scratched marked up on the upper arm; otherwise near extremely fine condition.