Surfer's Iron Cross pendant, a 1960s anti-war and anti-establishment symbol.

Surfer's Iron Cross pendant, a 1960s anti-war and anti-establishment symbol.1

Surfer's Iron Cross pendant, a 1960s anti-war and anti-establishment symbol.2

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More information about Surfer's Iron Cross pendant, a 1960s anti-war and anti-establishment symbol.

The pendants were created in the 1960s as an anti-war, anti-establishment item. The design is based on the German iron maltese cross medal 1813-1914, but it includes a surfer on a surfboard.

truly cool piece from my understanding there’s not a lot left out there cool piece for the collection. I usually ship the next day. Thanks for looking.