Germany. A Order Of The German Eagle, First Grade With Swords, By Godet & Co. Newly Listed Marked 22 on the bottom

Marked 22 on the bottom right with the reverse left blank

An absolutely mint Iron Cross 1939 Second Class in top condition by a scarce and desirable maker

Kärner was head of the art department of the Eduard porcelain factory from 1947 to 1953

confirmed by the orders of the Commandant at the Canadian Discharge Depot at Bath

Germany. A Order Of The German Eagle, First Grade With Swords, By Godet & Co. Newly Listed Marked 22 on the bottom(Verdienstkreuz I. Stufe des Ordens vom Deutschen Adler mit Schwertern). Issued 1937 1945. Multi piece construction; consisting of a Maltese cross in silver gilt, with white enameled arms, and with partially enameled national eagles fastened between each of the arms; on a broad loop for suspension marked 900 for silver content and 21 for Grebrder Godet & Co., Berlin; measuring 50. 40 mm (w) x 50. 45 mm (h); weighing 30. 3 grams; with its full length