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"The Iron Time" - A History of The Iron Cross - Stephen Previtera<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o
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First edition 1999. 457 pages with hundreds of in depth information coupled together with micro photographs. The absolute Bible and the most in depth and authentic published accomplishment to date concerning the Iron Cross and associated awards in all classes to include award documents and award cases. The book also explores the Knights Cross with associated grades and the Oak Leafs to include the diamond awards, cases and documents. The book further expands on the German Cross through the diamond grade with award cases and documents and also explores all of the Honor Roll Clasps. The book finalizes with an exploration of awardees and their history and awards. Absolutely the Bible and finale word concerning the Iron Cross from its inception through the current 1957 awards. Mint condition with an address label from the previous owner on the insidefrontispiece. $100.00 + $10.00 1st class postage via media mail. <o></o>
John Pepera peppers1@ameritech.net <o></o>
"The Iron Time" - A History of The Iron Cross - Stephen Previtera<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o
></o>First edition 1999. 457 pages with hundreds of in depth information coupled together with micro photographs. The absolute Bible and the most in depth and authentic published accomplishment to date concerning the Iron Cross and associated awards in all classes to include award documents and award cases. The book also explores the Knights Cross with associated grades and the Oak Leafs to include the diamond awards, cases and documents. The book further expands on the German Cross through the diamond grade with award cases and documents and also explores all of the Honor Roll Clasps. The book finalizes with an exploration of awardees and their history and awards. Absolutely the Bible and finale word concerning the Iron Cross from its inception through the current 1957 awards. Mint condition with an address label from the previous owner on the insidefrontispiece. $100.00 + $10.00 1st class postage via media mail. <o
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