Germany, Weimar. A Naval Flanders Cross, With Battle Clasps certificate_of_authenticity Mounted to a suspension with

Mounted to a suspension with stacked original ribbons

With Veterans Beret with 3rd Battalion Cap Badge

The Iron Cross 1939 First Class certificate is named to Obergefreiter (Corporal) Hitzl of the 1st Company of Anti Tank Battalion 152

very large and heavy

with McIntosh third from the right in the back row

Germany, Weimar. A Naval Flanders Cross, With Battle Clasps certificate_of_authenticity Mounted to a suspension with(Marine Korps Flandernkreuz). A bronze cross patte, with swords crossing through the arms, the obverse bears the Reichskriegsflagge (model 1903 1921), framed by a laurel wreath, above that, on the upper cross arm, is the Flemish lion, on the two horizontal cross arms is the inscription MARINE KORPS, on the lower cross arm are the dates 1914 18, the reverse centre presents the insignia of the Imperial Navy, a crowned anchor and cipher W for Wilhelm,