A Fine Clasp To The Iron Cross 1939 Second Class; Type Ii By Wilhelm Deumer Archive James is buried at Queant

James is buried at Queant Communal Cemetery British Extension

1919 and is documented as residing in Sheffield

saw a couple of people and they avoided us

Belt is fabricated from a very thick leather with a smooth finished forest green upper

The front and back exterior covers are hinged along the bottom edge

A Fine Clasp To The Iron Cross 1939 Second Class; Type Ii By Wilhelm Deumer Archive James is buried at QueantA fine early model quality clasp to the Iron Cross 1939 Second Class Type II; in silvered tombac; with all four prongs intact (the lower two prongs are currently bent backwards facing the wrong way); maker marked L 11 (Wilhelm Deumer, Ldenscheid on reverse; measuring 30. 60 mm x 30. 57 mm; weighing 7. 0 grams; some silver wash wear to the obverse with the reverse nicely preserved; better than very fine condition.