THIRD REICH
COURT MOUNTED GROUPS
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(E1407) A Medal Bar grouping consisting of 4 awards Firstly there is an Iron Cross 2nd class
that is very similar in shape to the Schinkle crosses. Next is a Russian Front award, then a 4 year Army Service
award and finally a Memel medal. All the medals are aged, dirtied and the ribbons are dirty too. The reverse backing
cloth has been mothed and removed. Other than this, vgc. Nice to find a bar with the Memel on it.
GBP £350.00 (UK Pounds)
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(E1629) Police 18 yr Long Service Cross, On a spring clip mount, The Cross is in vgc and the ribbon is
complete with its special police emblem sown to the ribbon, The ribbon loop has been shortened to make it fit
better, GBP £100.00 (UK Pounds)
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(F118) A courtmounted 1st October Medal in near mint condition. The medal is a very nice bronzed colour with hardly any tarnish to it. It still appears to retain a proportion of it's original light lacquered finish. The ribbon is in nice order, although this has aged over the years. GBP £30.00 (UK Pounds)
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(F301) A nice courtmounted Army/Navy 4 year Long Service Award being the type as manufactured in magnetic metal. The award is nicely toned although it retains all of it's silver finish and it is complete with it's magnetic Army/Navy eagle which is also attached to the ribbon. The ribbon is in reasonably clean condition and is backed with blue backing cloth to the reverse. GBP £50.00 (UK Pounds)
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(F302) A Court Mounted Group of 3 consisting of the Iron Cross 2nd class 1939, the cross has toned over the
years with a build up of a powdery white around the edges of the frame, the frame is also starting to turn black
and the cross though, I would rate as probably near mint, , a bronze Customs Service medal, again is near mint
and has it's Customs Eagle Emblem sewn to the ribbon although this has been cut down to make it fit the bar
and is starting to fray at the edges of the ribbon and the West Wall medal, this is the nice earlier issue 1st
pattern type being of early heavy bronze, brass construction. All the ribbons are in vgc although there are
some dirt marks to them. The reverse bar has some blue cloth sewn to it.
GBP £300.00 (UK Pounds)
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(F954) A nice example of a lightweight Court Mounted RAD Medal. The ribbon has some staining to it but is still ok. The medal is a nice near mint example and in very good condition. GBP £95.00 (UK Pounds)
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(F1198) A Court Mounted 1st October Medal in very good condition. The medal has the nice caramel bronze
colour and the ribbon is fairly clean and bright. The reverse has a black backing and if people's theories on
these colours are correct, this would make it an award to an SS or Panzer man. In very nice over all condition.
GBP £30.00 (UK Pounds)
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(G426) A Court Mounted Army 4 Year Service Medal being magnetic with a magnetic eagle emblem to the ribbon. In nice quality and condition with a nice clean ribbon. Part of a small group of 10 items picked up by a British Serviceman at the end of the war. It is reputed that the serviceman swapped these items with POW's whilst on a train coming to England, for chocolates etc GBP £52.50 (UK Pounds)
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(G981) A pair of Court Mounted Army/Navy Long Service Awards being of magnetic construction with one magnetic and one non magnetic eagle affixed to the ribbon. The medal bar is nice and clean although the pin fixing to the reverse has been removed. The hook though, is still intact. GBP £100.00 (UK Pounds)
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THIRD REICH AND IMPERIAL GERMAN
COURT MOUNTED GROUPS
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(C718) Court Mounted Group of 4 being the Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914,
The Cross of Honour, The 25 yr Army/ Navy Long Service Cross (Magnetic) and the 12yr Army/Navy
Long service medal again magnetic, all in vgc and a hard set to find,
GBP £325.00 (UK Pounds)
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(F298) A courtmounted grouping of 4 consisting of the WWI Iron Cross 2nd class, the Cross of Honour with swords,
which is maker marked G & S, the Army/Navy Long Service Award for 25 years, being a nice fully gilded frosted and burnished highlighted example and finally a 12yr Service Award. Both the Long Service Awards have their original magnetic eagles to the ribbon and both these awards are magnetic, as are the cross of honour and the Iron Cross. The Iron Cross on this example, is well used and worn and the paint has faded. The cross is the slim type. All in all, a very nice set with the reverse of the medal bar sewn up with a nice green backing cloth and the ribbons are nice and clean. GBP £299.00 (UK Pounds)
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(G784) A small size 18 mm Prizen Bar 1st pattern 2nd Class to the Iron Cross. The bar has the scolloped ends associated with it's pattern as well as two fixing prongs to the reverse. Very nice to find and very hard to get. Nice early quality silver plated metal, the bar is in very good condition. And it is mounted onto a nice large size medal bar for the Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914, Baverian Military Merit award, Cross of Honour with swords and a Army Long Service medal. On the reverse it has a bar pin and four clips for the awards to be attached. GBP £175.00 (UK Pounds)
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IMPERIAL GERMAN COURT MOUNTED
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(F261) An Imperial Medal bar grouping of 3 consisting of the Bavarian Military Merit Cross
not in enamel, being the lowest grade, A Cross of Honour with swords, maker marked "CR" and a
Bavarian Long Service Medal for 9 years. The ribbons on this example have faded but all the medals on this
are in very nice condition GBP £55.00 (UK Pounds)
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(F596) An 1870 Iron Cross 2nd Class on a ribbon bar with an 1870/71 war meal. The cross is
in very nice condition and the core is 100% intact. There appears to be a ribbon ring mark on the cross
but I cannot read it, it may possibly be a P. The cross measures 43 mm wide. The 1870/71 war medal is the
type with the motto around the edge. Both contained on very fragile but original ribbon mount. GBP £395.00 (UK Pounds)
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(G47) A Court Mounted Group of three Imperial German World War One Awards being the following: The Prussian Iron Cross 2nd Class for 1914, The Wurttenmberg Bravery medal in silver and finally The Cross of Honour with Swords maker marked A&S. All three awards are in vgc Though the Cross of Honour has some rusting to the reverse of it The ribbons also have some rust staining to them . GBP £70.00 (UK Pounds)
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(G758) A Court Mounted pair being an Iron Cross 2nd class 1914 with a German Bund Medal, both are in very nice condition mounted on a clip on ribbon mount. The iron cross is maker marked what appears to be a G on the ribbon loop and retains virtually all of it's paint finish. GBP £50.00 (UK Pounds)
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