Germany, Wehrmacht. A First & Second War Ribbon Bar, Condor Legion Service Hold often named the “Red Castle”

often named the “Red Castle” (built 1907–10)

with one of the sides partially cut out to allow the fingers to slide the matchbox out of the cover once empty

The fourth year contains only a single photo depicting three German soldiers’ graves

including some depicting AH greeting units with the Blutfahne (Blood Flag) wielded by Jakob Grimminger

48 mm x 100 mm

Germany, Wehrmacht. A First & Second War Ribbon Bar, Condor Legion Service Hold often named the “Red Castle”(Bandschnalle). An extensive ribbon bar featuring eight Imperial and Wehrmacht decorations, including a 1914 Iron Cross, a House Order of Hohenzollern with Swords, a Bavarian Long and Devoted Service Medal, an Honour Cross of the World War 1914 1918, an Eastern Front Medal, a Wehrmacht Long Service Decoration with Luftwaffe Device, a Spanish Medal for the Campaign of 1936 1939, and a Bulgarian War Service Medal, set on a 120 mm long magnetic metal bar