An Uncommon Iron Cross 1St Class 1914 By A. Werner & Sohne certificate_of_authenticity held in place via four

held in place via four intact prongs

It indeed reminds me of your "Bonnie Scotland"

Footnote: These organizations worked in cooperation during the Third Reich to achieve mutual German power-political aspirations on the high seas

Tank Badge Grade II – Silver Grade by JFS - In zinc

maker marked "BIRKS"

An Uncommon Iron Cross 1St Class 1914 By A. Werner & Sohne certificate_of_authenticity held in place via fourSilver frame, with iron core, magnetic, vaulted, "pillowback" design and maker marked "AWS" within a coat of arms hallmark (A. Werner & Sohne, Berlin) on the reverse, 43. 2 mm, vertical pinback, extremely high quality, scattered paint chipping on the arms and on the "W" cypher, near extremely fine. Footnote: This cross with a "pillowback" design was a private purchase. A. Werner & Shne, Berlin began supplying Iron Crosses in 1917, the "800" silver