The heavy (65,4 g) tombak based cross in a very good, very slightly worn condition. The enamel in the swastika without damage, the mirror with all of the finish and some patina.
The laurel leaf wreath with practically all of the matt gilt plate still present, the high points burnished. The top starburst with all of the dark grey finish. The bottom starburst with all of the silver plate still present and some patina.
Marked on the underside of the pin with „20“ for the company of C.F. Zimmermann from Pforzheim. See Dietrich März, The German Cross, p.190 – 197.

The heavy (66,7 g) tombak based cross in a very good, very slightly worn condition. The enamel in the swastika without damage, the mirror with all of the finish and patina.
The laurel leaf wreath with practically all of the matt gilt plate still present. The top starburst with all of the dark grey finish. The bottom starburst with all of the silver plate still present and some patina.
Marked on the underside of the pin with „20“ for the company of C.F. Zimmermann from Pforzheim. See Dietrich März, The German Cross.

The heavy (66,7 g) tombak based cross in a very good, very slightly worn condition. The enamel in the swastika without damage, the mirror with all of the finish and some patina.
The laurel leaf wreath with practically all of the matt gilt plate still present, the high points burnished. The top starburst with all of the dark grey finish. The bottom starburst with all of the silver plate still present and some patina.
Marked on the underside of the pin with „20“ for the company of C.F. Zimmermann from Pforzheim. See Dietrich März, The German Cross, p.190 – 197.

Cupal based, so called lightweight piece (45,6 g) and in a very good, probably unworn condition. The enamel without damage, the mirror with all of its eggshell coloured finish and some very slight patina. The oakleaf wreath with all of the gilt plate, the high points burnished.
The top starburst with all of the grey finish. The bottom starburst with all of the silver plate and some patina.
Marked on the inside of the pin with „20“ for the company of C.F. Zimmermann from Pforzheim. See Dietrich März, The German Cross p.198 – 205.
Best condition example of a lightweight Zimmermann.