Honor Cross for Combatants 1914/1918 – Marked "G8"

Honor Cross for Combatants 1914/1918 – Marked "G8"
For sale is an original Honor Cross for Combatants (Ehrenkreuz für Kriegsteilnehmer) 1914/1918, featuring the "G8" maker’s mark on the reverse. This marking is attributed to a lesser-known but authentic German manufacturer of military decorations.
Historical Background:
Instituted on July 13, 1934, by Reich President Paul von Hindenburg to honor World War I combat veterans.
Awarded to soldiers of the German and Austrian forces who actively served during 1914–1918.
Also referred to as the "Hindenburg Cross," it was part of a recognition program for war service.
The "G8" marking identifies the manufacturer, though precise details remain debated among collectors.
Medal Details:
Material: Bronzed iron
Front Design: Cross with crossed swords, inscribed "1914–1918"
Back: Stamped with "G8", verifying authenticity
Includes: Original black-white-red ribbon
A collectible and historical piece for military medal enthusiasts.
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