Ribbon, Iron cross, 2nd Class
Genuine German WWII buttonhole ribbon for the Iron Cross 2nd Class. The actual Iron Cross 2nd Class medal was typically only worn on the day it was awarded. Afterwards, the ribbon was sewn into the second buttonhole of the tunic.
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Genuine German WWII buttonhole ribbon for the Iron Cross 2nd Class. The actual Iron Cross 2nd Class medal was typically only worn on the day it was awarded. Afterwards, the ribbon was sewn into the second buttonhole of the tunic.
