Medals, Badges & Awards
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Crosses, Combat, Qualification and Campaign Awards
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#7117 |
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German Cross in Gold Gold-plated,
“heavy” Tombak cross by C.F. Zimmerman with typical straight-edged
inner and outer borders on the wreath and die flaw in the numeral
“9” on the date. The starburst plate is a variant without the
flaw at the 11 o’clock position. Reverse with four hollow rivets, sheet
metal hinge and C-shaped catch.
The underside of the pin is marked “20”. The black
enameled swastika has some small dents and scratches. |
$3800 |
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#7118 |
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German Cross in Gold Gold-plated,
“heavy” Tombak cross by Deschler & Sohn, the laurel wreath featuring
well-defined leaves and notches on the date shield. The reverse has four
countersunk rivets, a C-shaped rectangular wire catch soldered directly to
the backplate, a wide folded sheet metal hinge, and a long
curved pin stamped “1” at the center. The
black enameled swastika has a nice, clean surface from of chips or large
scratches. |
SOLD |
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#7093 |
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Daily-Wear Neck Ribbon for Knights Cross of the Iron Cross A
shortened section of Knights Cross ribbon which has been converted for daily-wear use on a recipients
tunic, via attachment to the collar underside by button. Standard size 45mm
width of black/white/red ribbon, weft density of 14 threads, black portion
with 19 warp threads, 21 count white thread variant. Cut-down
length of ribbon is 19.5cm, ends folded back and
hand-sewn down with small button holes machine-sewn
at each end for under collar attachment. The center of the ribbon is
pinched/compressed from suspension of cross during wear. |
SOLD |
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#7094 |
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Neck Ribbon for Knights Cross of the Iron Cross A
shortened section of Knights Cross ribbon, measuring approximately 44cm with
straight-cut ends. Standard size 45mm width of black/white/red ribbon, weft
density of 14 threads, black portion with 19 warp threads, 21 count white
thread variant. Red ribbon is variant with alternating white threads (7 red
warp threads, then 1 or 2 white threads). A few,
soiling spots, particularly at center (possibly from
display with Knights Cross). |
$1100 |
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#6090 |
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Knights Cross of the Iron Cross Post-war
produced Knights Cross made by the firm Steinhauer & Lück. A mint condition beautifully made
example of the award, assembled after the war in the early 1950’s as
replacements for recipients who had lost their awards during capture. It is a
Type-B, neusilber core, un-marked with a very crisp
strike and lots of detail. All
the silver frosting and black paint is immaculate. The suspension loop is marked
“800” |
SOLD |
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#5952 |
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German Cross in Gold Gold-plated,
light Cupal cross by C.F. Zimmerman with typical straight-edged
wreath, starburst flaw and die flaw in the numeral “9” on the
date. Oval catch plate with a “C” catch, reverse of pin marked
“20”, four hollow rivets. A well-worn cross showing age and patina,
no chipping to the enamel. |
SOLD |
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#5786 |
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German Cross in Silver Silver-plated,
light Cupal cross by C.F. Zimmerman with typical straight-edged
wreath, starburst flaw and die flaw in the numeral “9” on the
date. Oval catch plate with a “C” catch, reverse of pin marked
“20”, four hollow rivets. A well-worn cross showing age and patina,
no chipping to the enamel. |
SOLD |
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#6076 |
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Spanish Cross in Silver with Swords Early
production Spanish Cross award by the firm of Wilhelm Deumer and marked “835”
silver content on the reverse. Vaulted construction with separately soldered
eagles, C-shaped catch, large block hinge and tapered pin. This badge is a nice, worn example
with very nice, even patina to the silver. The owners name appears to be
crudely scratched into the reverse above and below the silver content
marking. |
$1850 New Price! |
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#6020 |
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1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black, iron core with a soldered
silver frame. Marked with PKZ
numeral “20” on the underside of the pin for the firm of CF Zimmermann with typical die
characteristics of excess flange between beading and core, ghosting of beads,
unique pattern markers to corner edges of beading, block barrel hinge,
distinct pin shape and rectangular wire catch. This cross shows quite a bit
of wear to the surface paint and tone to the silver. It would be a great addition to a
combat tunic in need of an EKI. |
$285 |
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#6021 |
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1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black, iron core with a soldered
silver frame. Un-marked example
(as was the case with this manufacturer) of a cross by E. Ferdinand
Wiedmann, with
distinct core and hinge/catch characteristics to include;
Elevated “1” on the date, pattern markers on corner and edge of
frame beading, crimped hinge with idented flange and single piece pin, and a
unique catch of square wire soldered to a round plate. Wear and chipping to
the surface paint of the core, but nice detail. |
$300 |
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#6022 |
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1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black, iron core with a soldered
silver frame. LDO marked with
“L/11” underneath the catch for the firm of Wilhelm Deumer with typical die characteristics to include;
Slanted date numerals and defect below the “9”, rounded frame
corners at the center, slight flange between frame beading and core and
overlapping beading pattern at outer arm intersections. Reverse hardware of
block/barrel hinge, pin with bulging middle and catch of half-round wire that
curves back inward. Surface paint
is mostly intact with a few blemishes and some moderate dark toning to the
silver frame. |
SOLD |
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#6023 |
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1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black, iron core with a soldered
silver frame. Marked with PKZ
numeral “20” on the underside of the pin for the firm of CF Zimmermann with typical die
characteristics to include; A longer “1”
on the date, excess flange between beading and core, ghosting of beads,
unique pattern markers to corner edges of beading, block/barrel hinge,
distinct pin shape and rectangular wire catch. The surface paint is worn off
the swastika and some rust spotting to the core above the swaz.
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$285 |
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#6024 |
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1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black, iron core with a soldered
silver frame. Marked
with PKZ numeral “65” on the obverse of the pin for the firm of Klein &
Quenzer with
typical die characteristics to include; Core type
“C” with thin date numbers and “Long 3”, angled
beading and “fat bead” on the 6 O’clock arm, block/barrel
hinge, pin flared near hinge with “65” stamp at widest point, and
rectangular wire catch. Consistent black paint with some wear to the
swastika, nice, sharply detailed features to the beading of the frame. |
SOLD |
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#6025 |
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1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black, iron core with a soldered
silver frame. LDO marked
“L/56” on the obverse of the pin for the firm of Funcke & Brüninghaus with typical die characteristics to include; Frame beading that does not extend to the core,
crosshatching at inside corners, bead spacing at bottom arm and elevated
“1” in the date. Block/barrel hinge with variant wrap around pin,
stamped “L/56” toward top in same direction as pin. Some wear and abrasion to the paint in
places, but swastika and date retain majority of paint. Typical sharp frame
ends. |
$325 |
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#6026 |
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1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black, iron core with a soldered
silver frame. LDO marked with
“L/11” underneath the catch for the firm of Wilhelm Deumer with typical die characteristics to include;
Slanted date numerals and defect below the “9”, rounded frame
corners at the center, slight flange between frame beading and core and
overlapping beading pattern at outer arm intersections. Reverse hardware of
block/barrel hinge, pin with bulging middle and catch of half-round wire that
curves back inward. Very nice
cross, retaining 95% paint and a nice, clean frame. The retaining pin for the
hinge pin is however missing, so it is secured with a wire. |
SOLD |
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#6027 |
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1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black, iron core with a soldered
silver frame. LDO marked “L15” on the obverse of the pin for the
firm of Otto Shickle with a frame and core in the
“Souval-Style” with Souval
characteristics of lowered “3” in the date and “claw”
pattern at all eight outer corners of beading. Reverse hardware of Orth-style
block/barrel hinge and bowed pin with incuse “L15” and Souval-style flatwire catch.
Black core paint fully intact. |
SOLD |
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#5765 |
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1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. No manufacturer
markings. The cross and frame
exhibit the typical die flaws of the Wilhelm Deumer firm, with a regular pin. |
SOLD |
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#5766 |
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1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Marked “L/56”
on pin for the firm of Funke & Bruninghaus with typical die
characteristics of beading not extending to core, crosshatching at center and
outer corners. |
$275 |
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#5987 |
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1914 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame, reverse with the very rare “pillowback”
feature and stamped with the manufacturer mark for A. Werner & Sohne. Barrel hinge and
“C” shaped catch. |
$750 |
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#5988 |
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1914 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Slightly vaulted, no manufacturer markings. Block hinge and “C” shaped
catch. No maker mark. |
SOLD |
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#5989 |
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1914 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Block hinge and
“C” shaped catch. Pin marked “800”. |
SOLD |
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#5990 |
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1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction, the obverse featuring the “W” for
Wilhelm and the reverse with Oakleaf and “FW” for Friedrich Wilhelm
III. Suspension ring for ribbon (ribbon missing). |
$80 |
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#5959 |
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Close Combat Clasp in Bronze Bronze
finish badge by the maker A.G.M.u.K., version 1.6.4, eagle with
“no headflaw”, fluted pin, flatwire catch, raised tabs on backplate and partially
offset “K” and “Z” in maker stamp. |
SOLD |
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#5960 |
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Close Combat Clasp in Bronze Bronze
finish badge by the maker Funcke & Brüninghaus “F&BL”, version
3.2, elongated blood gutter on bayonet, 2nd pattern flatwire C-shaped catch, barrel hinge, maker mark
“F&BL” above catch plate. |
SOLD |
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#6032 |
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Close Combat Clasp in Silver Silver
finish badge by the maker Friedrich Linden “FLL”, version 2.4, 2nd
pattern die, reverse with flat belly pin, thick-wire catch and nail-like hingepin.
Backplate is missing. |
$525 |
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#6031 |
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Heer Flak Badge Zinc
badge with “Vienna Design” by Förster & Barth, nice crosshatching details to
the acorns and single rivet to the left side of the gun. The reverse is
semi-hollow reverse with a wide, tapered pin, sheet metal hinge with crimped
end, and unique shaped flat metal catch. Typically
these have a rather dull finish, yet this one is fairly
bright indicating it may have been refinished. |
SOLD |
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#5962 |
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Heer Flak Badge Scarce,
finely detailed example of a Zinc Heer Flak badge by Hermann Aurich, reverse with crimped hinge
within a circular catch, round-wire brass catch set in domed metal, raised
logo “HA” with “H” turned on its side. Rivets below
gun base. |
SOLD |
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#5790 |
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General Assault Badge Zinc,
hollow-backed, silver-finish, no maker markings with vertical pin. |
$250 |
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#6029 |
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Infantry Assault Badge in Silver Semi-hollow
back, Zinc badge marked with a raised “A” on the reverse rifle
indicating the manufacturer F.W. Assmann & Sohne. Round shepherds pin with sheet
metal hinge, round metal crimped catch soldered directly to the base. |
SOLD |
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#5963 |
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Infantry Assault Badge in Silver Silver
finish badge, reverse solid stamped and thick, vertical pin, long and narrow
“C” shaped soldered catch on a wide backplate, un-marked. Unknown
maker, listed as version 7.38 in Weber book, possibly Junker or S&L. |
SOLD |
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#6072 |
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Luftwaffe Paratrooper Badge, Cased Type-D,
C.E.
Juncker
produced badge with an eagle made of brass and featuring a heavy
nickel-silver wreath. The eagle has typical stepped edge flaw on the
swastika, on the reverse the attachment rivets have the thin line across top.
Tube hinge and twisted brass wire catch, the Juncker manufacturer mark
stamped above swastika. The name
“Biast” has been etched into the back of the eagle. The case is that of the blue
leatherette “dotted” pattern #1 with Fraktur Script, with a felt
covered tray insert and rayon inside lining. |
$2200 New Price! |
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#6073 |
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Luftwaffe Paratrooper Badge, Cased Type-B,
IMME produced badge with a
“fletched wing” eagle made of brass with the typical
hand-finishing saw marks around the swastika, notches in the left wing ridge, and pinched attachment rivets.
Copper-colored tube hinge and C-shaped catch, the “JMME”
manufacturer mark stamped at the center of the eagle. The name “Biast” has been
etched into the back of the eagle.
The case is that of the blue leatherette “brick” pattern
#1 with Fraktur Script, with a dark-blue velvet covered tray insert and rayon
inside lining. |
SOLD |
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#5949 |
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Luftwaffe Paratrooper Badge Type-D,
Assmann produced badge made of brass
with a thick wreath, reverse with tube hinge, question-mark shaped catch,
nipple rivets and the eagle stamped with an Assmann logo featuring hands and
upturned feet. |
SOLD |
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#5948 |
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Pilots Badge Nickel
silver & tombak badge by the firm of Brüder Schneider (BSW), Type 4a with six feather
leading edge, button-top rivets, long barrel hinge and question-mark shaped
catch. Maker-marked with clover leaf centered at reverse. Typical worn
finish. |
$1200 New Price! |
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#7141 |
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Observer’s Badge Zinc
badge with silver plated wreath, with some of the plating coming off,
manufactured by the firm of Paul Meybauer. Typical reverse attachment
hardware for Meybauer, with the exception of a lack
of base plate under the flat wire catch (also seen on Meybauer
Pilot Badges). This badge will be featured in the upcoming book on Observer
Badges by Sebastien Talbot. |
$550 |
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#5951 |
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Bomber Operational Flying Clasps – Gold & Silver A pair
of gold and silver clasps, tombak featuring a winged bomb in downward
position centered within a wreath with swastika at the bottom. Un-marked,
both with barrel hinges, C-shaped catches and broad pins. Silver claps were
awarded for 60 flights, Gold clasps for 100 flights. |
$1300 |
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#6094 |
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Short-Range Day Fighter Clasp in Gold Un-marked,
die-struck Tombac example featuring a gold finish to the oakleaf wreath clasp
with a separately riveted, blued winged arrow at center. Reverse with the
concentric lathe mark grooves and domed rivet, barrel hinge, round wire catch and broad, flat tapered pin. |
SOLD |
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#6074 |
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Luftwaffe Flak Badge Second
pattern example of a Zinc Heer Flak badge by the manufacturer C.E. Juncker, the eagle with thick feathers
and toes and the wreath with four rivets on the gun breech. Reverse with a
heavily soldered, round wire catch and typical wide barrel hinge. Top of the
eagle has post-production file marks.
Lacquer finish to both sides.
Includes a very nice reproduction case of blue leatherette and
felt insert tray. |
$550 |
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#6030 |
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Luftwaffe Flak Badge Sharply
detailed, high-quality example of a Zinc Heer Flak badge by the manufacturer Steinhauer &
Lück, this
version with the round catch plate, variant wreath and different number of
rivets. Eagle’s far talon attaches to wreath, lower arm of swastika
with diagonal line across it. Reverse with brass, narrow hinge and C-shaped
metal catch on round plate. |
$350 |
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#6079 |
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Luftwaffe Ground Combat Badge Zinc, silvered and grey painted badge produced by the firm Arno Wallpach of Salzburg. Late war, cast example with the typical round hole above
the eagle. Reverse hardware
consists of a cast hinge and catch with a round pin. |
$425 |
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#5966 |
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Pilots Badge in Cloth Machine-embroidered
over blue-grey wool field, white wreath surmounted by three-color grey eagle,
Type 1b, reverse of badge padded with coated cloth covering. Very slight rust discoloration spot at
base of wreath, otherwise excellent condition. |
$275 |
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#5722 |
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Luftwaffe Flak Gunner Grouping A nice, small grouping of
insignia and awards to a Luftwaffe Flak crewmember who was killed in action
by a direct hit during the Ardennes offensive. The grouping is framed in a shadowbox
and includes his metal visor insignia, Flak personnel trade badge, the medal
and ribbon bar for a War Merit Cross 2nd class with swords, Flak
Artillery war badge, SA badge and two period photos of the soldier in
uniform. There’s a strip of
paper floating loose in the display with the name “Unteroffizier
Werner Lotzing 1944”. Obtained from the
Germany family by an Australian collector. |
$850 |
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#6978 |
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High Seas Fleet War Badge Gilded
and silvered Tombak badge by C. Schwerin & Sohn, Type 6.02, variation 2, with flat hinge pin
head, rectangular catch with flattened base and down-sloping
attenna boom feature. Reverse marked “FEC.
ADOLF BOCK AUSF. SCHWERIN.BERLIN”. |
SOLD |
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#5953 |
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High Seas Fleet War Badge Gilded
and silvered Tombak badge by C. Schwerin & Sohn, Type 6.02, variation 2, with flat hinge pin
head, rectangular catch with flattened base and down-sloping
attenna boom feature. Reverse marked “FEC.
ADOLF BOCK AUSF. SCHWERIN.BERLIN”. |
SOLD |
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#5954 |
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E-Boat War Badge Type 2 Zinc,
gilded and silvered badge by C. Schwerin & Sohn, type 7.09 variant 1 of the second pattern with
bow extending beyond the wreath. This variant has the rear deck flag cut-out.
Short barrel hinge, rectangular catch, reverse maker marked “FEC. W.E.
PEEKHAUS BERLIN” and “AUSF. SCHWERIN BERLIN 68”. |
SOLD |
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#5956 |
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E-Boat War Badge Type 1 Tombak,
gilded and silvered badge by C. Schwerin & Sohn, type 7.01 of the first pattern with bow inside
the wreath. Soldered hinge and “C” catch, horizontal wide pin,
reverse maker marked “SCHWERIN BERLIN 68”. |
SOLD |
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#6077 |
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Destroyer War Badge Tombak,
gilded and silvered badge by C. Schwerin & Sohn, type 2.01, variation 1. Reverse with soldered block hinge and
“C” catch of rectangular wire, a small soldered
hook behind the eagle, horizontal wide, tapered pin, reverse maker marked
“SCHWERIN BERLIN 68” with the slightly elevated “W”. |
$400 New Price! |
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#5961 |
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Minesweeper War Badge Tombak,
gilded and silvered, unknown maker, soldered barrel hinge and distinct shaped
catch common to Pforzheim area. |
$300 |
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#6071 |
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War Merit Cross 1st Class with Swords, Cased A nice,
high-quality badge by the manufacturer Julius Bauer & Söhne, made of tombak with a nice,
silver finish and with the flat style of wreath leaves typically encountered
from this maker. The reverse mounting hardware consists of block/barrel
hinge, C-shaped rounded wire catch and flat, wide
pin unique to Bauer crosses. The
PKZ number “43” is stamped in incuse relief on the outside of the
pin near the hinge. Includes a
black leatherette case with silver stenciled cross on the lid, black felt
insert tray with white rayon top lining and a rectangular push button which
are commonly associated with this maker. |
$550 |
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#6075 |
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War Merit Cross 1st Class Another
example of the very high-quality badges produced by the manufacturer Julius Bauer
& Söhne,
made of tombak with a beautiful, frosted silver finish and with the flat
style of wreath leaves typically encountered from this maker. The reverse
mounting hardware consists of block/barrel hinge, C-shaped rounded wire catch and flat, wide pin unique to Bauer crosses. One interesting thing about this cross
is that the pin was attached incorrectly, as the ribbons on the oakleaf
wreath are at the sides instead of top and bottom (unless this was made to be
worn as a horizontal catch, but more likely a mistake). |
$375 |
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#6034 |
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Gold Wound Badge A very high-quality
example of the gold wound badge of tombak with crisp detail and a gilded
finish. There is some wear to the high points on the wreath and helmet edges,
which provide a nice patina and reveals some of the stamping details. The
reverse has a hinged, flat pin and a C-shaped flatwire
catch with a curl at the end to retain the pin, and the stamped PKZ mark
“30” for the manufacturer Hauptmünzamt Wien, known as the Vienna Mint. |
$500 |
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#6088 |
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Gold Wound Badge Stamped,
hollow back badge with crisp detail and an even, gilded finish. The reverse
has a crimped and soldered hinged, round pin and a rectangular wire soldered
catch. Unmarked. |
$450 |
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#6086 |
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Silver Wound Badge A very
nice example of the silver wound badge, stamped with hollow back, still
retaining about 90% of the original, bright silver finish. The reverse has a crimped hinge,
straight pin and round wire “C” catch. Unmarked example. |
$195 |
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#6033 |
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Silver Wound Badge Well
worn and finely aged example of the silver wound badge, with oxidation and
bubbling to the silver finish, which is typical to these as they age. It does, however, provide nice detail
and relief to the design, which is otherwise rather flat in minty
examples. It would be a great
addition to a field tunic. The reverse has a hinged, straight pin and flat
metal “C” catch and is stamped with the PKZ mark “92”
for the award manufacturer Josef Rückert & Sohn. |
$175 |
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#6035 |
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Silver Wound Badge An
unmarked example of the silver wound badge, with a partial silver frosted
finish, the upper third of the badge with some exposed storage wear which
darkens the detail. Reverse hardware of a hinged straight pin and flat metal
“C” catch soldered to an oval base. Another good example for a combat
tunic display. |
$125 |
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#6089 |
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Black Wound Badge Stamped,
hollow back badge with crisp detail and a black painted finish with just some
slight wear to the high points, providing nice definition. The reverse has a
crimped and soldered hinged, round pin and a rectangular wire soldered catch.
Unmarked. |
$95 |
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#6087 |
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WWI Imperial Wound Badge in Gold Hollow,
stamped and cut-out badge with 90% of the original gilt finish to the obverse
and reverse. Reverse hardware of a crimped, hinged straight pin and round
wire “C” catch. Very good condition and nice example of the rare,
gold version. |
SOLD |
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#6085 |
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WWI Imperial Wound Badge in Silver Hollow,
stamped and cut-out badge with remains of the original silver frosted finish.
Reverse hardware of a crimped, hinged straight pin and round wire
“C” catch. Very attractive badge. |
$175 |
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#6082 |
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WWI Imperial Wound Badge in Silver Hollow,
stamped badge retaining 95% of the original silver finish. Reverse hardware
of a hinged straight pin and round wire “C” catch. Excellent
condition. |
$110 |
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#6084 |
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WWI Imperial Wound Badge in Black Hollow,
stamped badge with 95% of the original black finish worn off, now only
showing in the recesses of the badge. Reverse hardware of a hinged straight
pin and round wire “C” catch. |
$85 |
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#7107 |
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Marine Brigade Ehrhardt Badge A
finely detailed, stamped, silvered metal badge with drill holes in the outer
border for attachment to sleeve by thread. Very good condition. Badge was worn by Marine Brigade
Ehrhardt, a Freikorps group of 6000 men banded together post WWI. |
SOLD |
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#5964 |
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Gallipoli Star Silvered
brass star, crescent, Tughra cypher and date over a red enameled inset.
Reverse with straight pin and maker mark “B.B. & Co.”. Awarded for bravery in
battle during WWI for those serving in the Middle East or Ottoman
territories. |
SOLD |
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#6081 |
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Eastern Front Medal A Russian Front or Ostmedaille with original ribbon. The medal has the
typical age darkening and oxidation to the surface that is commonly seen on
these, but retains all of the original, crisp
detail. It is stamped
“20” to the award manufacturer C.F. Zimmermann. Includes
length of ribbon. Excellent condition. |
SOLD |
|
#6083 |
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Eastern Front Medal A Russian Front or Ostmedaille with original ribbon. The medal has light age
darkening and oxidation to the surface that is commonly seen on these, but
retains all of the original, crisp detail. Includes
length of ribbon. Unmarked example. |
$95 |
|
#6036 |
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Eastern Front Medal A nice example of an Ostmedaille with original ribbon and paper packet. The
medal has the typical age darkening and oxidation to the surface that is
commonly seen on these, but of course retains all of
the original, crisp detail. It is
accompanied by a small length of ribbon and the original paper packet of
issue, stamped to the award manufacturer E. Ferd Weidmann. |
$150 |
|
#6037 |
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West Wall Medal Another nice example of an
unissued, packeted medal in the “Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen”
or what we commonly refer to in English as the West Wall medal. The medal has
a nice, even, dark-bronze finish, crisp detail and is in excellent
condition. It is accompanied by a
small length of ribbon and the original paper packet of issue, stamped to the
award manufacturer Carl Poellath. |
$125 |
|
#5996 |
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War Merit Cross 2nd Class With
and Without Swords A pair of bronze Maltese style
crosses, one with swords and one without. Medals show some age and toning to
the bronze. Include ribbons and original suspension rings. |
$80 |
|
#5997 |
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War Merit Cross 2nd Class With
Swords Bronze Maltese style cross with
swords to be awarded to civilian and military personnel for service with
bravery in a non-combatant role.
Medal has some age and toning to the bronze. Has a short ribbon and original
suspension ring. |
$50 |
|
#5998 |
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War Merit Cross 2nd Class With
and Without Swords A pair of bronze Maltese style
crosses, one \with swords and one without. Medals show some age and toning to
the bronze. Include ribbons and original suspension rings. |
$80 |
|
#5999 |
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War Merit Cross 2nd Class With
Swords Bronze Maltese style cross with
swords to be awarded to civilian and military personnel for service with
bravery in a non-combatant role.
Medal has some age and toning to the bronze. Has a short ribbon and original
suspension ring. |
$50 |
|
#6004 |
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War Merit Medal Maltese style cross within a
circular bronze disk, awarded to German nationals and foreign citizens
contributing to the war effort.
Medal has some age and toning to the bronze. Has a short ribbon and original
suspension ring. |
$50 |
|
#4852 |
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War Merit Cross 2nd Class With
Swords Bronze Maltese style cross with
swords to be awarded to civilian and military personnel for service with
bravery in a non-combatant role.
Medal has some age and toning to the bronze. Has a short ribbon and original
suspension ring. |
SOLD |
Service and Political/Civil Awards
|
#5797 |
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HJ Gausieger 1939 Silver Badge Multi-piece construction silver
finished medal disc with an oakleaf around the circumference, the center of
white enamel with silver lettering.
Affixed to the top is an eagle with outstretched wings, in the talons
a gear with teeth and the Hitler Youth diamond, in red, white and black
enamel. The reverse features a wide pin and catch and is maker marked to
"G. Brehmer Markneukirchen”, for the
firm of Gustav Brehmer, a manufacturer of the higher-level
Reich awards. Excellent condition. |
SOLD |
|
#5798 |
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HJ Kreissieger 1938 Bronze Badge Multi-piece construction bronze medal
disc with an oakleaf around the circumference, the center of white enamel
with bronze lettering. Affixed to
the top is an eagle with outstretched wings, in the talons a gear with teeth
and the Hitler Youth diamond, in red, white and black enamel. The reverse
features a wide pin and catch and is maker marked to "G. Brehmer Markneukirchen”, for the firm of Gustav Brehmer, a manufacturer of the higher-level
Reich awards. Excellent condition. |
$285 |
|
#5799 |
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HJ Kreissieger 1939 Bronze Badge Multi-piece construction bronze medal
disc with an oakleaf around the circumference, the center of white enamel
with bronze lettering. Affixed to
the top is an eagle with outstretched wings, in the talons a gear with teeth
and the Hitler Youth diamond, in red, white and black enamel. The reverse
features a wide pin and catch and is maker marked to "H. Aurich Dresden
A. 16”, for the firm of Hermann Aurich. Excellent condition. |
$300 |
|
#5791 |
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Faithful Service Cross in Gold, Cased 1st Class award for 40 years
of service, gold cross with black enameled swastika, blue ribbon with pin, in
a red leatherette presentation case with “40” stamped on the
cover in gold foil lettering. Inside of case marked “Deschler
& Sohn München”. Excellent condition. |
SOLD |
|
#5792 |
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Faithful Service Cross in Silver, Cased 2nd Class award for 25 years
of service, silver frosted cross with black enameled swastika, blue ribbon
with pin, in a red leatherette presentation box with “25” stamped
on the cover in silver foil lettering. Excellent condition. |
$85 |
|
#5793 |
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Faithful Service Cross in Silver, Cased 2nd Class award for 25 years
of service, silver frosted cross with black enameled swastika, blue ribbon
with pin, in a red leatherette presentation box with “25” stamped
on the cover in silver foil lettering. Box maker marked to “Wächtler & Lange” with foil tag attached to inside lid.
Excellent condition. |
SOLD |
|
#5794 |
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Faithful Service Cross in Silver, Cased 2nd Class award for 25 years
of service, silver frosted cross with black enameled swastika, blue ribbon
with pin, in a red leatherette presentation box with “25” stamped
on the cover in silver foil lettering. Excellent condition. |
$85 |
|
#5795 |
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Faithful Service Cross in Gold 1st Class award for 40 years
of service, gold cross with black enameled swastika, blue ribbon with pin.
Very good condition. |
$90 |
|
#5991 |
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Mother’s Cross in Bronze with Miniature Bronze award of Christian cross
with white/blue enamel finish and original ribbon. Includes miniature lapel
award with pin attachment on reverse. |
$140 |
|
#5992 |
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Mother’s Cross in Gold with Miniature Gold award of Christian cross
with white/blue enamel finish and original ribbon. Includes miniature lapel
award with ribbon and pin attachment on reverse. Excellent condition |
$180 |
|
#5993 |
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Mother’s Cross in Silver with Miniature Silver award of Christian cross
with white/blue enamel finish and original ribbon. Includes miniature lapel
award with ribbon and pin attachment on reverse. Excellent condition. |
$160 |
|
#5994 |
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Mother’s Cross in Silver with Miniature Silver award of Christian cross
with white/blue enamel finish and original ribbon. Includes miniature lapel
award with ribbon and pin attachment on reverse. Excellent condition. |
$160 |
|
#5995 |
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Mother’s Cross in Silver and Bronze Group of three crosses, one
silver award with ribbon, and a silver a bronze cross without ribbons. |
$200 |
|
#6000 |
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SA Sports Badge, Group of 3 Three badges, all
of stamped sheet metal, cut-out at centers with vertical pins, each
maker marked on the reverse. |
$275 |
|
#6001 |
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DRA Sports Badge in Gold and Bronze Die-stamped metal badges, reverse
with pin and catch, both manufacturer marked. Excellent condition. |
$225 |
|
#6002 |
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DRL Sports Badge Set in Gold, Silver & Bronze Complete set of die-stamped
badges in all three award levels, featuring cut-out stylized letters
“DRL” within a oval shaped wreath with
swastika at the base. Gold and bronze badges manufacturer marked. |
SOLD |
|
#6003 |
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DRL Sports Badge in Bronze Die-stamped badges, featuring
cut-out stylized letters “DRL” within a oval shaped wreath with swastika at the base. |
$75 |
Medal Bars and Ribbon Bars
|
#5800 |
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Four Place Medal Bar Medal bar consists of the following awards;
1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class, 1914-1918 Cross of Honor, Austria/Hungary Military
Merit, 25 Year Service Cross. |
$285 |
|
#5801 |
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Five Place Medal Bar Medal bar consists of the following awards;
1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class, 1914-1918 Cross of Honor, Police Long Service
Award, War Commemorative Medal, Hungarian/Bulgarian Commemorative Medal. |
$425 |
|
#5802 |
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Five Place Medal Bar Medal bar consists of the following awards;
1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class, Brunswick War Merit Cross 2nd class,
1914-1918 Cross of Honor, Wehrmacht Long Service Medal, Hungarian/Bulgarian
Commemorative Medal, Hungary/Bulgarian European War Participants
Commemorative Medal. Manufacturer label on reverse. |
$450 |
|
#5803 |
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Three Place Medal Bar Medal bar consists of the following awards;
1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class, Wehrmact
Service Award, Sudentenland Medal. |
SOLD |
|
#5804 |
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Two Place Medal Bar Medal bar consists of the following awards;
1914-1918 Cross of Honor, 25 year Long Service Award. |
$150 |
|
#5805 |
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Seven Place Medal Bar Medal bar consists of the following awards;
1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class, Saxony-Altenburg 1915-1916 Bravery
Medal, 1914-1918 Cross of Honor, Wehrmacht Long Service Medal, War
Commemorative Medal, Hungary/Bulgarian European War Participants
Commemorative Medal. |
$600 |
|
#5806 |
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Six Place Medal Bar Medal bar consists of the following awards;
1914 Iron Cross 1st Class, Royal Saxon Albert Order 1st class with
Swords, Friedrich August Cross 2nd class, 1914-1918 Cross of
Honor, German Social Welfare 3rd class, 1868-1920 Prussian Army
Long Service Award. |
SOLD |
Imperial and Pre-WWII Awards
|
#4860 |
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Kaiser Wilhelm I Centenary Medal This medal was awarded on March 22, 1987
on the hundredth birthday of Kaiser Wilhelm I, to all military on active
service and to the veterans of the wars of 1864, 1866 and 1870. It was made
from Danish, Austrian and French cannon captured in those wars. Age darkening to the lower front of
the obverse. Ribbon and
suspension ring intact. |
$50 |
|
#4861 |
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Kyffhauserbund Commemorative Medal The Kyffhauserbund medal was instituted
in 1922 and, until 1934 was the only medal recognizing the German soldiers of
World War I. Medal is Bronze with
age darkening and shows a tattered standard with lightning bolts on the obverse
with an inscription on the reverse.
A bowed ribbon is attached to the eyelet. |
$50 |
|
#4863 |
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Combatants Cross of Honor, with Swords 1914-1918 This badge was instituted by von Hindenburg for service
recognition of those who were veterans of WWI. This is also known in the
collecting community as the Hindenburg Cross. Medal die struck cross with suspension
loop and ribbon. Obverse of cross
has some green verdigris. Maker
marked “R.V.4
Pforzheim”. |
$35 |
|
#4865 |
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Combatants Cross of Honor, with Swords 1914-1918 This badge was instituted by von Hindenburg for service
recognition of those who were veterans of WWI. This is also known in the
collecting community as the Hindenburg Cross. Medal die struck cross with suspension
loop and ribbon. Obverse of cross
has very nice toning to the wreath.
Maker marked “R.V. Pforzheim 18”. |
$35 |
|
#4868 |
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Merit Cross for War Aid This cross was awarded to both men and women in WWI for special
merit connected with war aid. The
first recipient was Field Marshal von Hindenburg. Gray, zinc alloy Maltese cross showing
moderate age and speckling to the surface. Suspension ring and ribbon are
both intact. |
$45 |
|
#4869 |
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Merit Cross for War Aid This cross was awarded to both men and women in WWI for special
merit connected with war aid. The
first recipient was Field Marshal von Hindenburg. Gray, zinc alloy Maltese cross showing
some wear and pitting to the surface. Suspension ring and ribbon are both
intact. |
$45 |
Archives
(some of the items previously
sold)
|
#5785 |
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Anti-Partisan Badge in Silver Hollow
backed, zinc badge with a silver finish, slightly faded. Reverse with black-finished pin and
brass colored catch plate and pin hinge. Hand-finished cut-outs near hydra
snake heads. |
SOLD |
|
#5788 |
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Lufwaffe Flak Badge 2nd
pattern badge by CE Junker with thick eagle toes and rivets below the gun
breech. Typical poorly attached tombak catch with no plate, barrel hinge.
Reverse maker-marked to CE Junker Berlin SW |
SOLD |
|
#5789 |
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War Merit Cross with Swords, Cased Beautiful,
cased badge, the obverse still showing it’s
bright silver finish, reverse with typical age-speckling. Reverse of pin
marked “62”, inside lid of case is marked to “Kerbach & Oesterhelt
Dresden A 1”. |
SOLD |
|
#5764 |
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1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. No manufacturer
markings. The cross and frame
exhibit the typical die flaws of the Steinhauer & Lück firm, with a
type “A” block & barrel hinge. Unusual pin that tapers from
the top to bottom. |
SOLD |
|
#5762 |
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1939 Iron Cross 1st Class, Cased Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. No manufacturer
markings. The cross and frame
exhibit the typical die flaws of the Paul Meybauer
firm, with “A” core, featuring long-tipped numeral date
“1”. Reverse with early style pin. Includes EK1 case with wear to
exterior and some staining to interior fabric. |
SOLD |
|
#5763 |
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1939 Iron Cross 1st Class, Cased Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. No manufacturer
markings. The cross and frame
exhibit the typical die flaws of the Steinhauer & Lück firm, with a
type “B” hinge. Includes EK1 case with wear to exterior and some
staining to interior fabric, top tray of lid is loose. |
SOLD |
|
#5767 |
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1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Marked “26”
and “800” on top of pin for the firm of B.H. Mayer, with typical
die characteristics of the Mayer firm. |
SOLD |
|
#5768 |
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1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Marked
“3” inside an inset box underneath the catch, for the firm of
Wilhelm Deumer, with typical die characteristics in
beading at center and outer edges, block & barrel hinge. |
SOLD |
|
#5769 |
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Luftwaffe Paratroopers Badge Two-part
construction badge with eagle secured to the wreath at the reverse with
recessed rivets. Most of the gold
wash to the surface details remains with even wear to the high points and
ridges, the silver wash is mostly gone. Integral hinge and S-shaped pin
attachment, catch at bottom is broken. Maker marked on reverse of eagle to
“GWL” for the firm of Gebruder Wegerhoff, Ludenscheid. |
SOLD |
|
#5770 |
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Luftwaffe Paratroopers Badge Two-part
construction badge with eagle secured to the wreath at the reverse with
recessed rivets. Most of the gold
wash to the surface details remains with even wear to the high points and
ridges, the silver wash is mostly gone. Integral hinge and catch, with
S-shaped pin attachment,. Maker marked on reverse of
eagle to “GWL” for the firm of Gebruder
Wegerhoff, Ludenscheid. |
SOLD |
|
#5771 |
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Luftwaffe Air Gunners Badge Two-part
construction badge with eagle secured to the wreath at the reverse with domed
rivets. Darkened
eagle, silver wash to wreath, polished wreath high points and swastika, top
of swastika is cut-out. Manufacturer marked “B&NL” for the
firm of Berg & Nolte AG. |
SOLD |
|
#5772 |
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Luftwaffe Ground Assault Badge Single-piece
badge with flat reverse and dull finish, un-marked but possibly a Brehmer
example. Needle pin with shepards hook at hinge and “C” catch attached
to a plate at the base. |
SOLD |
|
#5750 |
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1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Suspension ring is marked
“76” indicating the manufacturing firm of Ernst L Müller of
Pforzheim. The cross and frame exhibit the typical die flaws of the
Steinhauer & Lück dies.
Müller was one of many EKII suppliers that purchased dies
directly from S&L. Includes
red, white and black rayon ribbon. Ernst L Müller of Pforzheim was one
of the earliest authorized manufacturers of the EKII. |
SOLD |
|
#5751 |
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1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Suspension ring is marked
“123” indicating the manufacturing firm of Bek Hassinger &
Co. of Straßburg. The cross and frame exhibit
the typical die flaws of the Steinhauer & Lück dies. Bek Hassinger & Co. was one of
many EKII suppliers that purchased dies directly from S&L. Includes red, white and black rayon
ribbon. |
SOLD |
|
#5753 |
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1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Un-marked suspension ring.
Die consistent with the manufacturing firm of Grossman & Co. of Wien.
Rounded frame corners, slanted angles in the beading and off-center
dates. Includes red, white and
black rayon ribbon. |
SOLD |
|
#5754 |
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1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Un-marked suspension ring.
Die consistent with the manufacturing firm of Katz & Deyhle of Pforzheim
Thick obverse date numerals, thin reverse date numerals, rounded beading
corners. Includes red, white and black rayon ribbon. |
SOLD |
|
#5755 |
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1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Suspension ring marked
“76” for the firm of Ernst L Müller of Pforzheim. The cross
and frame exhibit the typical die flaws of the Steinhauer & Lück
dies. Müller was one of many
EKII suppliers that purchased dies directly from S&L. Includes red, white and black rayon
ribbon. Ernst L Müller of Pforzheim was one of the earliest authorized
manufacturers of the EKII. |
SOLD |
|
#5756 |
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1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Suspension ring LDO marked
“L11” for the firm of Wilhelm Deumer of
Lüdenscheid, the LDO number indicating that it is a private purchase
cross. Rounded corner beading, thin date numerals. Includes red, white and black rayon
ribbon. |
SOLD |
|
#5757 |
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1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Suspension ring is marked
“65” indicating the manufacturing firm of Klein & Quenzer of
Oberstein. Type “A” frame with upward beading angle on frame and
“short 3” date numeral.
Includes red, white and black rayon ribbon. |
SOLD |
|
#5758 |
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1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Un-marked suspension ring.
Die consistent with the manufacturing firm of Rudolf Souval
of Wien. Claw pattern beading at outer tips, rounded corners at center
beading. Includes red, white and
black rayon ribbon. |
SOLD |
|
#5759 |
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1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Suspension ring marked
“24” for the consortium of Arbeitsgemeinschaft
der Hanauer. The cross and frame exhibit the typical die flaws of the
Steinhauer & Lück dies.
The consortium was one of many EKII suppliers that purchased dies
directly from S&L. The ring loop is also marked. Includes red, white and black rayon
ribbon. |
SOLD |
|
#5760 |
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1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Un-marked suspension ring.
Die consistent with the manufacturing firm of Steinhauer & Lück of
Lüdenscheid. Includes red, white and black rayon ribbon. |
SOLD |
|
#5761 |
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for more detailed images) |
1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class Die-struck,
multi-piece construction consisting of a black core with a soldered silver
frame. Un-marked suspension ring.
Die consistent with the manufacturing firm of Steinhauer & Lück of
Lüdenscheid. Includes red, white and black rayon ribbon and package
marked with manufacturer Walter & Henlein. |
SOLD |
|
#5721 |
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Luftwaffe Paratroopers Badge Two-part
construction badge with eagle secured to the wreath at the reverse with
dome-headed rivets. Most of the
silver and gold wash to the surface details remains with even wear to the
high points and ridges. Block hinge with round wire pin and catch. Maker marked on reverse of eagle to
“BN & L”.
Visually great looking piece with a lot of the gold wash left on the
eagle. |
SOLD |
|
#5667 |
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German Cross in Gold, Cased A very nice condition example of
the “dotted” Zimmerman DKiG, this one
with the flaw in the starburst at the 11 o’clock position. Enameling to
the swastika is solid black with no scratches or damage, gold wreath retains
a bright gilted finish and has the typical
“dotted” date numeral at the bottom. Reverse is secured by four rivets with
a pin with a full “20” stamping (many of these have the numeral
cut in half). Includes the issue case, which is also in excellent condition,
though the interior lid has an impression from the center of the cross with
some staining from the medal. |
SOLD |
|
#5454 |
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Luftwaffe Honor Goblet Grouping A named,
matching grouping consisting of a silver honor
goblet (Ehrenprokal), a framed award document and a
small framed photo. Document is dated December 8, 1941 and Goblet is dated December 12, 1941, both named to
an Unteroffizier who may have been shot down during
Operation “Bodenplatte”. Goblet is marked “835”
silver content and maker marked “JOH.WAGNER&SOHN”. Document has a stamped Goring
signature. |
SOLD |
|
#5490 |
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SS Long Service Award A SS 12-Year long service award
and ribbon, un-cased. The medal
is a silver tombak swastika with SS runes encircled within a wreath, the
reverse reading “Fur Treue Dienst in der
SS” and has a silver loop attached at the top for suspension on a
ribbon. Included is a section or
original blue ribbon with SS runes hand-embroidered in silver aluminum
bullion. Very good to excellent
condition exhibiting a modest amount of wear and tone. |
SOLD |
|
#5171 |
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Infantry Assault Badge in Silver Silver infantry assault badge,
un-marked with hollow stamped back. |
SOLD |
|
#4852 |
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War Merit Cross 2nd Class With
Swords Bronze Maltese style cross with
swords to be awarded to civilian and military personnel for service with
bravery in a non-combatant role.
Medal has some age and toning to the bronze. Has a short ribbon and original
suspension ring. |
SOLD |
|
#4853 |
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War Merit Cross 2nd Class With
Swords Bronze Maltese style cross with
swords to be awarded to civilian and military personnel for service with
bravery in a non-combatant role.
Medal has some age and toning to the bronze. Has a long ribbon and original
suspension ring. |
SOLD |
|
#4854 |
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for more detailed images) |
Medal for the Winter Campaign in Awarded to soldiers on the
Russian Front who spent a minimum of two weeks in combat or in the combat
zone for 60 days (also for wounds received, killed in action, etc.). Award was later expanded to civilians
and foreign volunteers. This
example shows much corrosion and age speckling to the obverse and reverse as
the wash finish has eroded.
Includes a section of ribbon. |
SOLD |
|
#5170 |
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Panzer Assault Badge in Silver Silver panzer assault badge maker
marked to Friedrich Orth of Vienna.
Nicely detailed die cast solid back badge with maker mark under the
hinge as is typical with this maker. |
SOLD |
|
#5014 |
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Cloth German Cross in Gold, Heer This piece just walked into the
local antique shop today (9/14/13) from the son of a vet. Nicely aged, cloth version of the DKiG on a field gray backing for Heer (or Waffen
SS). Cross shows correct die
flaws in the date and is a type 1. No questions piece in great condition at a
very reasonable price. |
SOLD |
|
#4783 |
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Iron Cross 1st Class, screwback Souval made EKI with screwback
fitting. Cross has the typical
frame flaws on the top ridge as well as the rounded inner corners and dipping
“3”. Screwback fitting is marked “L58”. Extremely nice condition with just a
little pitting to the black paint. |
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#4587 |
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German Cross In Gold “Dotted” Zimmerman
cross, with typical construction and die characteristics unique to this cross
(dotted date and non-Zimmerman wreath, no die flaw in star
burst, unique “20” stamp). Cross shows a considerable amount of
age darkening to all elements and has some visible, minor surface scratches
to the enamel of the swastika. |
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#4508 |
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Marine Brigade Ehrhardt Badge Second pattern, stamped metal
sew-in badge for the Marginebrigade Ehrhardt, a Friekorps unit active in 1919 – 1920 and well known
for taking Berlin in the Kapp putsch.
The badge shows nice, even age and toning to the metal and appears to
have been unissued. |
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#4509 |
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Luftwaffe Cloth Observers badge Cloth, machine embroidered
version of the Luftwaffe qualification award issued after completion of
training and required missions.
Silver gray thread embroidery over a blue gray backing cloth. Unissued. |
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#4510 |
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Luftwaffe Pilots badge Cloth, machine embroidered
version of the Luftwaffe qualification award issued after completion of
training and licensing as a pilot.
Silver gray thread embroidery over a blue gray backing cloth. Unissued. |
SOLD |
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#4222 |
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German Cross in Gold Nicely aged German Cross in Gold,
marked “20” on the underside of the pin for the maker
Zimmerman. Enamel to swaz is very clean with no chips or flaws, gold wreath is
similarly flawless. Silver disc
shows some age and toning, as does the backplate, otherwise this is a very
nice example from a desirable maker. (click on photos
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#4856 |
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25 Year Faithful Service Decoration Second class decoration for 25
years of civil service. Frosted,
nickel silver cross with black enamel center suspended by a cornflower blue
ribbon and pin attachment. |
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#4857 |
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War Merit Medal Bronze, circular award medal with
an image of the War Merit Cross on the obverse. This was awarded to German nationals
and civilians for exceptional service in the war effort. Medal shows a bit of age toning, but
no major flaws. Original ribbon
and suspension ring. |
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#4858 |
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DRL Sports Badge in Bronze Nicely age toned example of the
DRL, which was awarded to both men and women for physical training
accomplishments. Badge is maker
marked “Ernst L Muller Pforsheim” and
“DRGM 35269” and has working retaining pin. |
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#4859 |
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Kyffhäuser Cross of Merit This Cross was instituted after
World War I to recognise meritorious service in the
Preußischer Landes Kriegern
Verband.
Silver cross with an image of the |
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#4862 |
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Combatants Cross of Honor, with Swords 1914-1918 This badge was instituted by von
Hindenburg for service recognition of those who were veterans of WWI. This is
also known in the collecting community as the Hindenburg Cross. Medal die struck cross with suspension
loop (but no ribbon). Obverse of
cross has some green verdigris.
No maker mark. |
SOLD |
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#4864 |
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Next of Kin Cross of Honor, without Swords 1914-1918 The Cross of Honor badge series
was instituted by von Hindenburg for service recognition of those who served
in WWI. This particular example, in black wash, was
known as the Next of Kin award as it was given to parents and widows of those
who fell in battle. Medal die
struck cross with suspension loop and ribbon. Beautiful condition with no
issues. Maker marked
“JMME”. |
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#4866 |
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Combatants Cross of Honor, with Swords 1914-1918 This badge was instituted by von
Hindenburg for service recognition of those who were veterans of WWI. This is
also known in the collecting community as the Hindenburg Cross. Medal die struck cross with suspension
loop and ribbon. Medal is in very
nice to excellent condition with no marks or discoloration. Maker marked “0 1”. |
SOLD |
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#4867 |
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Combatants Cross of Honor, without Swords 1914-1918 This badge was instituted by von
Hindenburg for service recognition of those who were veterans of WWI. This is
also known in the collecting community as the Hindenburg Cross. Medal die struck cross with suspension
loop and ribbon. Beautiful
condition with no issues. Maker
marked “0.14”. |
SOLD |
