Germany, Wehrmacht. A Spanish Cross In Silver With Swords By Berg & Nolte United Republic of from the Earliest Period)

from the Earliest Period)

with four lightning bolts to the top and the other four to the bottom of the central bar

sewn in place on the front peak is a machine embroidered white Army (Heer) eagle

printed in black and blue inks on a white paper stock

dated 1942 on reverse

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Spanish Cross In Silver With Swords By Berg & Nolte United Republic of from the Earliest Period)(Spanienkreuz in Silber mit Schwertern). Constructed of silvered tombak, consisting of a Maltese cross, the obverse with pebbled arms, with a central medallion bearing a mobile swastika, with crossed swords piercing the centre of the cross, each adorned Luftwaffe eagle clutching mobile swastikas at all four quadrants, the reverse with a barrel hinge and banjo style pinback meeting a round wire catch, maker marked B & N, L for Berg and Nolte,