Three-pieced, WWII-period medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') that resp. shows an: 'EK II. Kl.' (by the desirable 'Juncker'-company!), a: WH (Heeres o. KM) 'DA 4. St.' and a Czech 'Anschluss'-medal: '1. Oktober 1938'

The truly attractive - and very nicely preserved! - three-pieced, (WWII- ie. TR-period) medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') shows respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class) being a very desirable example that was produced by the 'Juncker'-company, a: 'WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für 4 Jahre treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for 4 years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, bright-silver-coloured eagle-device firmly attached and a: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938' was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938', all three awards coming in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All three awards are truly nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The iron cross - which is an attractive example that was I deem with certainty produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'C.E. Juncker' as was based in the town of Berlin - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it retains only some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally tarnished appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross retains truly very nice and/or pronounced detail and has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike. The WH loyal-service medal is a truly very nicely preserved example that seems to have never been cleaned nor polished: it comes in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and shows a neat (silver-toned) eagle-device period-attached. The Czech 'Anschluss'-medal: '1. Oktober 1938' - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The entire 'Spange' (which is of the 'non-detachable-pattern') comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). This neat medal-bar-grouping was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - three-pieced medal-bar that is not that easily found and that is most certainly accordingly priced!