Awards of Germany - Honorary Cross of the Federation of Fighters of the Western Front

This cross was established by the Union of Fighters of the Western Front in 1920. The Cross of Honor is an unofficial award. Union members could search around the cross and receive a cross with military documents. Like most unofficial honorary signs of Weimar time, the cross had to be paid by the loaned person. The cross is established, as far as is known, in one class. Known carriers of the Iron Cross did not have 1. Class, but only class 2 owner. However, it can be assumed that at least possession 2. The class was a prerequisite for assignment. The cross is rare and, accordingly, expensive.
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Gilded non-ferrous metal cross. Cross arms with a gilded border. The inner sides are covered with white enamel. 2 crossed gilded swords pass through the center. Between the cross sleeves at a distance is a gilded laurel wreath superimposed with swords. In the center is a large round central shield. At the back is a vertical pin.

Front side:

• Central shield with a smooth gold border. As a background - a red enameled radial wreath.
• On it is a golden burgundy, obliquely flying, black Prussian eagle with a sword in the catch and a crown.
In
• another catches a bunch of lightning. Among them are the golden letters - W. - C. - K. -

Downside:

• Smooth and gilded with a vertical pin.
In the
• center there is also an inscription: - GES.- GES.-

Photos courtesy of "Münzgalerie-Frankfurter Allee"
10247 Berlin, Frankfurter Allee 106a