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have had this laying around for years and never really knew what it was. I'm assuming a Hindeburg naval cross? Any help would be great. Thanks, Paul
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Flandern Cross. Look in Imperial for more info.
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Reds, nice looking cross.
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Thanks Fritziii, I wish i knew what it was. I would think naval. I posted it in the correct forum so maybey someone over there will know 
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Reds, it is as Don stated a Flanders Cross.
A Weimar award not sanctioned during the Third Reich period.
I have seen it refered to as Marinekorps Flandern Ehren-und Erinnerungskreuz.
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It is a commemorative type award, not official, for the honor and memory of the Naval corps of Flanders.
Saw one listed for E60,00
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I recently picked up a miniature. The fine detail that is there will not come through on the scanner. Here is what I can show.
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side 1.
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