(D647) A WWI Cross of Honour with swords. In very good condition and maker marked to the reverse, being "GG" . The award was the first award to be institted by the NSDAP Germany and also has the title
Hindenburg Cross . In very Good Condition GBP £7.50 (UK Pounds)
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(E451) A nice olive bronze Cross of Honour with swords. This one is of standard steel construction with an
olive bronze plating applied. To the reverse in raised letters is the maker's initials N & H In nice condition
GBP £7.50(UK Pounds)
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(B932) A German Nice Cross of Honour with swords, with original ribbon and maker marked P & C L The cross is the magnetic type and is in very Good Condition for its age. Given to Vetrerans of WWI who fought in the German Armed Forces at the front and saw combat GBP £8.50(UK Pounds)
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(B839) A German Cross of Honour with swords, with original ribbon and maker marked O.15 The cross is the magnetic type and is in very Good Condition for its age GBP £7.50(UK Pounds)
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With out Swords for Non-Combatants
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(G929) A nice Cross of Honour by the maker CW for Carl Wild. The cross is the type with no swords for the non combatants and is therefore rarer. The cross retains a nice amount of its original finish and is normal, is constructed from magnetic metal.
GBP £12.50 (UK Pounds)
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Without Swords in Black for the next of Kin
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(E468) A Cross of Honour without swords in black. These crosses were given to those who had lost a relative
ie husband, child, in the war. And as such, are the scarcest of all three crosses. The cross is mounted on a small
piece of ribbon and has virtually all of it's finish still intact
GBP £20.00 (UK Pounds)
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(F703) A WWI Cross of Honour in black denoting loss of family. The cross is on a ladies mount and is
marked G9 to the reverse. Nice quality and condition, the cross retains a high proportion of it's blackened finish.
GBP £25.00 (UK Pounds)
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(G1243) A very rare to find ¾ size Cross of Honour in Black given to the relatives of those who had been killed in WWI. Very rare to find. These brooch pin fittings types were often given to the women. The badge is slightly convexed and unmarked. A very scarce variation to the normal one. This would appear to be a private purchased example. GBP £85.00 (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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(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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IMPERIAL EMPIRE, OTHER AWARDS AND ITEMS
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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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(E476) A nice watch fob Iron for Gold medallion dated 1916. The medallion was given in exchange for gold to bolster the German war effort. This one is nicely mounted with a top eye ring and then onto a black ribbon with watch fob fitting. Not seen done like this before but very impressive. In vgc
GBP £25.00 (UK Pounds)
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(G88) A Wehrmar Prussian Republic Fire Brigade Service badge from 1919-1932. . The badge which is in fire gilded metal, shows a fire brigade helmet to the top with a prussian eagle to the centre and the words Republic Prussian over two crossed axes. The reverse has the word Original and Ges Geschutzt stamped into it. Very nice quality and condition and a scarce fire brigade long service award to acquire. In near mint.
GBP £40.00 (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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(G9) A Iron For Gold German Medallion issued to people who helped in the German War effort by swapping there Gold for Iron
GBP £ 10.00 (UK Pounds)
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(G607) A pair of WWI Crosses, one is the Flandern Marine Corps Cross, the other is also for service in the Marine Corps. Both crosses are fixed to a small ribbon bar which has a clasp Luftkreigs to it, there is no fixing pin to this. Both crosses are in very nice condition. GBP £ 85.00 (UK Pounds)
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(G608) A WWI Langemarck Cross in vgc. The cross shows the usual wear and tear and was banned after 1935 from wear during the Third Reich. In vgc.
GBP £ 80.00 (UK Pounds)
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(E1503) A nice privately purchased cased group of two, consisting of an Iron Cross 2nd 1914 2nd and a Friedrich August medal in bronze. In what appears to be a jewelery made case, it contains both with cut outs to take them. The case has simulated crocodile skin to the outside giving it a very attractive appearance and being opened by a press stud. The inside has a white padded silk lid with the national colour ribbon of red, white and black and then the base of navy blue velvet, which has the cut outs as previously mentioned, to take the awards.
GBP £ 150.00 (UK Pounds)
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(E1261) A nice quality Prussian Colonial Service Medal. The award shows the Keiser's portrait to it and is the 35 mm type. There are no bars attached to the ribbon. In vgc
GBP £ 75.00 (UK Pounds)
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(D1147)A Prussian Centenary medal for Wilhelm, the Emporer of Germany and Keiser from 1897. In vgc
GBP £ 12.50 (UK Pounds)
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(E566) An 1897 Centenary Medal in very good condition, although someone has put some wax
crayon on it. This has been removed with a thumb nail but still shows on the scan.
GBP £ 12.50 (UK Pounds)
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(E473/E474) A nice example of the Prussian Centenary Medal for 1797-1897. The medal is in vgc
and shows a picture of the German Kaiser in full military uniform wearing a typical Prussian helmet. The medal
is in vgc The Ribbon on this example has been replaced. It also comes with it matching miniture with its original
ribbon A very Nice Set GBP £ 22.50 (UK Pounds)
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(D1157) A citation and medal without ribbon for WWI Friedrich August military medal in bronze. Awarded to a soldier Alfred Neubauer of 10th Co. 17.K.S. Infantry Regiment No. 183 and awarded on 8th/12/1917. A nice early award. The award is
signed by a General Major and Kommandeur der 192. Inf. Div GBP £ 30.00 (UK Pounds)
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(D1159) A citation and medal without ribbon for WWI Friedrich August military medal in bronze. Awarded to a Kanonier D. Res Richard Leopold Der. 1.Abteilung Des Reserve-Feld Artillerie -Regiments No. 54.. and awarded on 10th/01/1916. A nice early award. The award is signed by a Kommandier General GBP £ 30.00 (UK Pounds)
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(D1160) A silver Friedrich August medal with award document awarded to Unteroffizier Der Ldw. I Paul Arno Fulle of 1. Komp. K. S. Infanterie-Reg. No 473. Awarded on 8.8.17. Signed by General Major and Divisional Commander. The citation is folded but in vgc. GBP £ 45.00 (UK Pounds)
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