Original WWII German Medal Bar with Iron Cross 2nd Class, Wehrmacht 4 Year Service & West Wall Medals German Replica showing courage and being promoted

showing courage and being promoted to acting lieutenant at the July 1776 Battle of Sullivan's Island which required the Bristol to fire broadsides at Fort Sullivan

which in this cap was actually a foam rubber ring

disarming and removing the remaining charges

Don Covington

This is a Top-break revolver making loading extremely easy and frankly a much better system than the side loading Colts and Mervin & Hulbert revolvers

Original WWII German Medal Bar with Iron Cross 2nd Class, Wehrmacht 4 Year Service & West Wall Medals German Replica showing courage and being promotedOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is very nice a 100% genuine medal bar removed from the uniform of a fallen or captured German soldier during WWII, and brought home by an American soldier as a war trophy. The medals and ribbons are attached to a very nice metal backing, with a nice hinged attachment pin and black fabric backing. It is even marked F. P. GEILING MOERS a RHEIN, indicating the company that assembled the medal bar. The set of 3 German