Anhalt – Frederick Cross – World War 1 – on ribbon
Article number: 32.919
⚠️ Note: This is a high-quality collector's reproduction (Repro), manufactured after 1945 – not an original. The piece is crafted with very good quality – ideal for displays, exhibitions, or as a collection supplement. On ribbon. From old dealer stock.
Details
- Type: Medal / Cross (on ribbon)
- Award: Frederick Cross of the Duchy of Anhalt
- Awarder: Duchy of Anhalt
- Era: World War 1 (1914–1918)
- Attachment: On ribbon
- Classification: Collector's reproduction / Repro (after 1945)
- Quality: Very good
- Condition: Age-appropriate good condition, signs of wear
- Origin: From old dealer stock
About the Frederick Cross and the Duchy of Anhalt
The Frederick Cross was the bravery award of the Duchy of Anhalt in World War I – established in 1914 by Duke Frederick II of Anhalt. It was awarded to Anhalt soldiers and members of allied units for special bravery in the face of the enemy and worn on a ribbon. The Duchy of Anhalt was one of the smaller German federal states in the Empire – accordingly, its awards are rare on the collector's market. Medals from the individual German states from World War I are among the rarest and most specialized collecting areas of German militaria. Also available: Oldenburg Frederick-August Cross 1st Class (Art. No. 32.918) and other individual state medals in our assortment.
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