A Fine Case For A War Merit Cross First Class With Swords By Deschler & Sohn GTRexclude Mason was Killed in Action

Mason was Killed in Action on April 26

44-New Brunswick R

" (Gesetzlich Geschützt) and marked "36" (1936) on the reverse

A One-Of-A-Kind Second War German Field-Made Wooden Cane Displaying Several Kills

A Fine Case For A War Merit Cross First Class With Swords By Deschler & Sohn GTRexclude Mason was Killed in ActionThis is a fine case for a War Merit Cross First Class with Swords (Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern); constructed of black leatherette, with a black recessed metal bed; inside of the lid lined with white silk and maker marked Deschler & Sohn, Mnchen; functional push button closure; with a perfectly intact interior fabric hinge and very smooth exterior hinge; measuring 70 mm x 69 mm; extremely fine condition.