Original Rare German WWII Gold 1941 German Cross Award Metal Badge by Otto Klein & Co. U.S. Badges possibly intended to form part

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Original Rare German WWII Gold 1941 German Cross Award Metal Badge by Otto Klein & Co. U.S. Badges possibly intended to form partOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of the extremely rare German WWII German Cross (Deutsches Kreuz) in Gold award, issued as a highly decorative metal Badge. The badge is approximately 2 3 8 inches (60. 2mm) wide, and is constructed of multiple metal layers, held to the backing by 4 rivets. The "gaudiness" of the badge caused German Colonel Hans von Luck to label it "AH's fried egg". This example is maker marked on the