Germany, Imperial. An Ek 1914 I Class With Award Documents Hold 9" (Orden-Herstellergemeinschaft - Pforzheim)

9" (Orden-Herstellergemeinschaft - Pforzheim)

The United States determined a continuous flow of military supplies into China had to continue to enable the Chinese Army

minor enamel chipping at 3 o'clock

The remaining two crew members were later found buried with the aircraft in swampy ground

with two yellow enameled crossed swords with silver hilts

Germany, Imperial. An Ek 1914 I Class With Award Documents Hold 9" (Orden-Herstellergemeinschaft - Pforzheim)(Erster Weltkrieg Abzeichen und Papier). A group of First War period awards and documents, including a 1914 Iron Cross First Class awarded to Wilhelm Paffrath, constructed of silvered brass with a blackened magnetic iron core, consisting of a Cross Patte with ribbed borders, the obverse with a raised central initial W, with the six oclock arm bearing a reinstitution date of 1914 and the twelve oclock arm with a royal crown, the reverse with a barrel