Germany, Imperial. An Ek 1914 I Class With Award Documents United Republic of the ornate embroidered design having

the ornate embroidered design having separated from the gray felt upper for approximately 300 mm near the receiving clip

obverse inscribed "ARMED FORCES AIR LETTER / BY AIR MAIL"

with a chevron over the top of the badge in gold-coloured wire and yellow embroidery interlaced with black and red threading

B" with a "Contusion"

27 mm x 30

Germany, Imperial. An Ek 1914 I Class With Award Documents United Republic of the ornate embroidered design having(Erster Weltkrieg Abzeichen und Papier). A group of First War period awards and documents, including a 1914 Iron Cross First Class awarded to Wilhelm Paffrath, constructed of silvered brass with a blackened magnetic iron core, consisting of a Cross Patte with ribbed borders, the obverse with a raised central initial W, with the six oclock arm bearing a reinstitution date of 1914 and the twelve oclock arm with a royal crown, the reverse with a barrel