WW2 German Iron Cross 2nd Class With Packet of Issue Maker 76 Muller MINT

The WW2 German Iron Cross 2nd Class with Packet of Issue, Maker 76 (Muller), is a military decoration awarded during the Second World War to recognize acts of bravery and leadership by German soldiers. This particular example is attributed to the maker marked “76,” identifying it as a product of Paul Müller, a recognized manufacturer of period medals. The cross retains its original blackened iron center with a silvered frame, displaying the characteristic maltese cross design with a swastika at the center and the date “1939” on the lower arm. The piece is accompanied by its original packet of issue, which typically features the maker’s mark and provides provenance for the medal. This set is noted to be in mint condition, exhibiting no significant signs of wear or damage. Items such as this are collected for their historical significance and represent a key element of German military awards from the Second World War era.