Awards of Germany - Honorary Cross of the German Front Union

The German front-line union, like many other military unions, was founded after the First World War. The main territory of the confederation was Bavarian territory. The German front-line union belonged to the conservative and right-wing warrior unions of the time. In June 1928 there was a merger with Tannenbergbund. A little later, in December 1928, parts of the Front Line Union transferred to the (BHS) Bavarian Internal Security Service. Other parts of the Bund switched to the Stahlhelm-Bund in March 1931. The rest of the German Front Military Union was incorporated into Bavarian National Security in 1931 and disbanded.

Non-ferrous metal cross in the form of the Iron Cross. In the center is an oval, false central shield partially enameled. At the back is a vertical pin.

Front side:

• At a short distance from the edge of the cruciform shoulders, a raised, shaded edging.
• The edges are smooth, the insides are finely granular. On cross sleeves:
• top - F -, left - K -, right - B - and bottom - 1914/18 -.
• The oval middle shield is gilded and limited from below by crossed oak foliage.
In the
• center, a pointed shield is obliquely enameled in black, white and red colors.

Downside:

• On the left cruciate shoulder 2 lines - LEGAL. - PROTECTED -
• On the right cruciform arm of the 2nd line - DESCHLER&SOHN - MUNICH -
In the
• center, you can see the counter slab to place the icon.
• They are held by the pins of the front panel central shield.

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