(K492) A Nice Standard Cross of Honour with Swords being awarded to German veterans of WWI. The cross was issued to replace all the German state awards bar a few exceptions. The cross was given in three classes, swords for frontline combat troops, without swords for non-combatant troops, medics etc and in black for those troops who were killed in action and a cross was given to the relatives. This example is maker marked O & B to the top of the cross and the cross is complete with it's original ribbon. The cross is in very good condition but has a few small knocks to the reverse as can be seen from the scan. These are hardly noticeable. Priced accordingly. The cross was recently acquired from a German House Agent from the centre of Germany. GBP £9.50 (UK Pounds)
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With out Swords for Non-Combatants
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SORRY SOLD OUT GBP .0 (UK Pounds)
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Without Swords in Black for the next of Kin
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(J1322) A German Cross Of Honour In Black for Widows and Children. The cross is the standard black paint on iron and was given to those who's family member was killed in action or as a result of war action in WWI. This was the first award to be instituted by Adolf Hitler's third reich government and the black class is the rarest of all the crosses of honour. This cross is maker marked 48 R V19 Pforzheim. GBP £20.00 (UK Pounds)
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(F93) A nice condition Stalhelm Bund Badge for 1920. The badge is fully marked to the reverse as well as engraved with " IV.MI.93 16-3-1920 ." . And the badge is also " 900 ." silver marked as well as " Ges Gesch and "STH." There is no enamel damage to the badge and all in all, it is in very nice condition with the helmet held by a single rivet.
GBP £425.00 (UK Pounds)
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(H713) A very nice example of an original Stalhelm Bund Badge dated 1923. The badge is marked to the reverse IV.SA.32.April 1923. There is to the front, a minor chip in the enamel. Other than this, the badge is in very nice condition. The badge comes with it's original citation which has Der Stalhelm to the top and has the name of Hermann Grems to the citation. The badge number is 32 and it also has the date April 1923 etc tying the badge into the document. A nice example to find, especially with the citation. GBP £350.00 (UK Pounds)
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(F1345) A 1932 Stalhelm Badge being of very nice quality and condition. The badge has no enamel damage and has the helmet held to the badge by a single rivet. The badge's silver finish has toned over the years, leaving it a nice smokey toned shade. To the reverse, it is marked Ges Gesch to the left and STH to the right, which stands for Stalhelm and to the base right hand side there is an A prefix stamped in. Very nice condition
GBP £75.00 (UK Pounds)
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(H839) A nice Silesian Eagle Order 2nd Class manufactured from non magnetic metal. The silver half moon and name plate are painted on this version. This award was part of a group of items removed from a board that was marked Wilhelm Deumer. GBP £85.00 (UK Pounds)
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(H588) Schageter award A near mint example of the 1st type Schlageter badge with
the bar "SPARTAKUS" and date bar "1919-23" attached to it. The award is maker marked to the reverse in raised letters Paul Kust Abzeichen-u Ordenfabrik Berlin SW19 Ges Gesch 101". This is the type with the swords fixed to the base as well GBP £ 250.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J105) A Baltic Cross 1st Class being of two piece construction with hollow rivets and a jewellery type pin fixing. The badge is the type shown in the Steinhauer and Luck catalogue 1939. Very nice quality and construction and scarce to find. GBP£140.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K289) A Rare example of what I am informed is the Polish issue for the Silesian Eagle Order 1st Class. The award is in white enamel with the edition of a crown, a half moon crescent and a Fur Schlesien title to to the base at the front. The award has white enamel work inlaid with silver and this is complete and unchipped, although some of the enamelling has aged yellow in places. A nice scarce variation. GBP £175.00 (UK Pounds)
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IMPERIAL EMPIRE, OTHER AWARDS AND ITEMS
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(J1332) An 1870/71 Franco-Prussian German War Medal. The medal is the type with the edge engraved and comes complete with an original piece of ribbon. The medal is worn and polished. Given to German veterans of the war between France and Germany. GBP £15.00 (UK Pounds)
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(H640) A Fredrich Augustus Cross 1st class, of blackened iron. The cross has the initials FA to the centre, the crown, the top and the date 1914 to the bottom and a linden leaf wreath goes from each arm. The cross is complete with it's nice pin hinge and hook fixing. The cross retains virtually all of it's original blackened finish and is nicely convexed. This was Oldenburg's answer to the iron cross. A difficult award to acquire. GBP £150.00 (UK Pounds)
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(C502) Small WWI "Iron For Gold" Medallion, In vgc This actual item
was formerlly in the possesion of a General Bader
GBP £ 10.00 (UK Pounds)
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(C503) Another WWI medallion and again this was also from a General Bader.
This is a silver award and is well used.
GBP £20.00 (UK Pounds)
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(G26) Two Imperial Awards, one being a Sporting Medallion for 1926 and the other, a Silver Medallion showing the head and shoulders of the Keiser as well as a nice Prussion Pickelhelm. This is a regimental medal and in nice condition also. The pair.... GBP £ 35.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1331) A very nice 1870/71 Franco-Prussian German War Medal. The award is very nice and clean and has the engraving around the edge. The award comes complete with a newer piece of medal ribbon, and the medal is in fine condition for the age. GBP £17.50 (UK Pounds)
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(K149) A Nice example of the Bronzed 1870/1War Medal. The award has no writing around the edge, as often is the case, and has a nice chunky ring fixing to the top. Complete with a piece of original ribbon, the award is in very nice condition. Recently found in a house clearance in Germany. GBP £22.50
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(K147) A Nice example of a Privately made Soldier's WWI Brass Box being identical to the German Belt Buckle with the Gott Mit Uns belt buckle centre attached. The box was probably used for things like cigarettes etc, and I would say the box has been commercially produced rather than being a field made item. Of very nice quality and unusual to find. Recently found in a house clearance in Germany. GBP £60.00 (UK Pounds)
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(A2217) A Ludwig Cross in zinc for the 1st World War, being of zinc. And complete with it's original ribbon.and paper packet of issue GBP £ 40.00 (UK Pounds)
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(H1330) A nice example of the German Saxony WWI Volunteers War Merit Cross 1914-1918 The cross is mounted on a bow ribbon complete with safety pin fixing, and has nice blue enamel work around the centre. The cross is the nice slim type and is probably a woman's award. GBP £75.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J671) A Prussian War Service Cross for 1916. The cross is constructed from fine zinc and complete with a short piece of original ribbon. Given for bravery not in the face of the enemy, the cross was the forerunner of the third reich war merit cross. GBP £20.00 (UK Pounds)
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