Three pieced Medal Bar ( Police related )

German 3-piece medal bar (Ordensspange), representing a World War I front-line veteran who later completed a long career in the German police:

Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914 (Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse)
Hindenburg Cross with Swords (Ehrenkreuz für Frontkämpfer)
The Hindenburg Cross is a solid example, maker marked “R.V. PFORZHEIM 21,”
Police Long Service Cross for 25 Years (Polizei Treuedienst-Ehrenzeichen, gilt version)

All awards are period-mounted on a single medal bar, showing an attractive and honest worn appearance. The ribbons retain their correct period colors with natural aging, and the overall construction is fully consistent with wartime assembly.

The Iron Cross 1914 displays a well-preserved core and frame with pleasing patina. The Hindenburg Cross is a solid example, confirming front-line service in the First World War. The 25-year Police Long Service Cross is a fine gilt example, with crisp detail and strong finish, and clearly marked on the reverse “Für treue Dienste in der Polizei,” confirming its specific police designation.

This grouping represents a WWI front-line soldier who later served for over 25 years within the German police, making it both historically meaningful and increasingly desirable among collectors of police and Third Reich material.