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A Cased Iron Cross First Class 1914 By Wagner Auction Archive It was dangerous work It was dangerous work engraved with the initials "F K" on the front cover comes with nice quality burgundy case of issue (gray & white interior) silvered frame
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A Cased Iron Cross First Class 1914 By Wagner Auction Archive It was dangerous work

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