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A Grouping Of Two First War British Anti-German Propaganda Medal Against German Excesses GTRexclude the announcement appearing in theA grouping of two First War British Anti german Propaganda medals exploiting the German Imperial Armys excesses; both in intentionally crudely cast iron (metal) in the shape of a traditional Iron Cross; with a small suspension ring towards the top of the medal; one reading For Kultur, the other Kaisers Iron Cross; measuring approximately 38 mm x 45 mm; very fine condition. Footnote: These spoof Iron Crosses were dropped over Belgian and French towns