An Iron Cross 1St Class 1914 By Carl Dillenius, Pforzheim Auction the photograph free of contact

the photograph free of contact marks

After World War II The Lorne Scots provided soldiers for NATO and UN missions and Operations

Germany had only a handful of large aircraft for naval operations

whereupon new sub-units were formed and the name was changed to the better-known Long Range Desert Group (LRDG)

Kreistreffen Burgdorf badge

An Iron Cross 1St Class 1914 By Carl Dillenius, Pforzheim Auction the photograph free of contactSilver frame, with iron core, magnetic, maker marked "CD" (Carl Dillenius, Pforzheim) over "800" (silver) on the reverse, 42 mm, vertical pinback, better than extremely fine. Footnote: Carl Dillenius, Pforzheim only began supplying Iron Crosses in 1917, the "800" silver content only used to manufacture Iron Crosses during the period 1917 1918. (C: 171)