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German Iron Cross picture frame for commemorating a fallen soldier
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German Cross Picture Frame WW1

$327.60

German Iron Cross picture frame for commemorating a fallen soldier.  This is a World War One era picture frame from the Austro-Hungarian empire period.

Dimensions:

Width: 14.6 cm

Height: 17 cm

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German Iron Cross picture frame for commemorating a fallen soldier from World War One.

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