Reich President Paul von Hindenburg (1847 - 1934) - Grand Cross of the Iron Cross 1914, exemplar from the order cushion at his funeral in the Tannenberg memorial 1934. The blackened iron core is somewhat corroded, with silver frame, dimensions 62 x 62 mm. Attached to the eyelet and the suspension ring a gilt eagle appliqué of the field marshal's baton. The Grand Cross is mounted in a later frame of silver laurel branches with superimposed, gilt silver coat of arms of the von Beneckendorff and von Hindenburg family, on a small marble base. With it a letter of Pa,

Reich President Paul von Hindenburg (1847 - 1934) - Grand Cross of the Iron Cross 1914, exemplar from the order cushion at his funeral in the Tannenberg memorial 1934. The blackened iron core is somewhat corroded, with silver frame, dimensions 62 x 62 mm. Attached to the eyelet and the suspension ring a gilt eagle appliqué of the field marshal's baton. The Grand Cross is mounted in a later frame of silver laurel branches with superimposed, gilt silver coat of arms of the von Beneckendorff and von Hindenburg family, on a small marble base. With it a letter of Pa, Stock Photo

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