Germany, Wehrmacht. A Spanish Cross, Silver Grade, by C.F. Zimmermann visually-hidden 3 mm (h) inclusive of

3 mm (h) inclusive of its laterally-pierced ball suspension)

these would retail for $250-$300

each arm composed of seven individual rays

It sits securely within the nickel-plated upper crossguard

1 Base Motor Transport Depot at Rouen in September 1915

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Spanish Cross, Silver Grade, by C.F. Zimmermann visually-hidden 3 mm (h) inclusive of(Spanienkreuz in Silber). Constructed of silvered tombak, consisting of a vaulted Maltese Cross with crossed swords piercing the centrepiece, the obverse with pebbled arms joined through the quadrants by Luftwaffe eagles clutching mobile swastikas, bearing a central raised mobile swastika situated within dual circular rings, the reverse with a raised and elongated barrel hinge and narrow banjo style pinback meeting a rounded catch, maker marked with