Germany WWI Iron Cross 1914 2nd Class EK2 with Diploma & Military Records to Soldier of the Prussian 151th Infantry Regiment 2nd of Ermland

Imperial Germany: WW1 Medal Iron Cross 2nd 
Class, EK2 1914, with its diploma of issue (dated 
1918) to a soldier of the Prussian 151th Infantry 
Regiment (2nd of Ermland) together with his
Military Record Booklet.
Inside the booklet there are registrations of the 
campaigns the soldier participated to (he was 
enlisted in 1915 and fought until the end of the 
WW1 in 1918) as well as registrations about the 
award of the Iron Cross and also of a combat 
wound in 1917 that would award him the black 
wound badge.
The Iron Cross is maker marked but the mark is 
illegible.
The Iron Cross was issued both for bravery in 
the field and also for military merit.
The Iron Cross was instituted in 1813 by King 
Friedrich Wilhelm III and was designed by Karl 
Friedrich Schinkel. 
It was also awarded in 1870 during the Franco- 
Prussian War, during WW1 and WW2.

FULL SIZE

World War 1 1914 -1918 

Item 100% original - ribbon, diploma original

Condition as on the photos

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