(H1252) A Luftwafee Tropical Helmet Eagle, very hard to find nowadays. The eagle flies the other way to the standard cap eagle. Complete with all three pins. The badge is a nice example. GBP £135.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J77) A rare example of the Flemish Germanic SS Badge being a diamond shaped swastika. The badge is complete with both pins and has the maker mark of LZOLLANTW to the reverse. A drawing of this is shown in the book "Foreign Legions of the Third Reich" Volume 1 by David Littlejohn on page 52 and examples can be shown being worn on page 52 and 53. Very rare. GBP £499.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J917) A Bevo Woven SS Runic Collar Patch, The patch is of standard manufacture for a BEVo type with the patch mounted over a sacking backing and glue into place. Very nice to find, worn by German SS members . SORRY I AM RESERVED GBP £275.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1042) A superb Ostvolk Medal in Gold 2nd Class Without Swords. The award is the best I have seen in many years and as such, it would be virtually impossible to upgrade. The award is complete with it's original ribbon and pin on fitting to the ribbon. The ribbon is age stained but nothing serious. One of the hardest awards to acquire in the series. SORRY I AM RESERVED GBP £125.00 (UK Pounds
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(J1055) A rare Tollenaere Commemorative Badge being often called the commemorative medal. The badge is in very nice condition and shown in the book Foreign Legions of the Third Reich Vol 3 on page 294. Very rare to find. £225.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1177) A Superb German Army Marksman's Prize showing a soldier standing on a plynth on silver pewter type metal with a gilt crown, and a gilt R below it. There is also a plaque fixed to the base which states "Dem Besten Schtzen A.4.10.1939 V.Komp Chef D.K.Komp Zencominierski Oberstleutnant". This is a very nice quality item, with a spun marble base and the plaque in silver metal fitted to the base. GBP £299.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1186) A General Assault Badge. The item came along with several other pieces all linked to the photograph album J1179 in a house clearance. The badge is a nice mid war type of a silver plate over a base metal. The badge is not maker marked and has a non magnetic pin. Very nice condition. The award still has some of it's original frosted and burnished finish, with the swastika particularly retaining all of it's burnished finish, although the plating is worn in places as can be seen from the scan. GBP £150.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1188) A nice Iron Cross 2nd Class for WWI. Given for one act of bravery above and beyond the call of duty. The cross is marked CW on the ribbon loop for the firm of Carl Wilde. The cross is nicely soldered up and retains virtually all of it's black painted finish. Very nice quality cross. Part of a group of items purchased from a house clearance in Germany. GBP £45.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1293) An Iron Cross 2nd Class for 1939 in very nice condition. The cross retains virtually all of it's original frosted and burnished finish and most if not all, of it's original paint finish The centre has a stippled effect, giving the cross a very nice toned overall look. The frame has toned also. There are no visible marks to the ribbon ring. Comes complete with a piece of original ribbon. Given for one act of bravery above and beyond the call of duty. GBP £75.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1402) A nice example of a steel SS Belt Buckle. The buckle has been used and worn in service and has usual wear, tear, rust marks etc to it, but nothing too bad. An increasingly hard buckle to acquire, in very nice overall condition. The buckle is clear and crisp in design and is of stamped steel. GBP £375.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1498) A mid to late war Russian Front Medal being the type that was issued later in the war and as such it is the plain zinc with the lacquered finish. This award still retains much of the lacquer finish especially in the lower portions. There is no ribbon ring mark I can see although the ribbon ring has mildly rusted. Complete with a piece of original ribbon, the award is in very good condition. Recently acquired from a German house clearance agent, the cross was in amongst a pile of Luftwaffe and NSFK insignia Priced for condition of eyering. GBP £27.50 (UK Pounds)
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(J1606) A nice Cased example of the L/11 marked Iron Cross 1st Class. The cross is maker marked L/11 to the base of the cross below the hook. The cross retains virtually all of it's original blackened finish with the silver frame retaining much of it's frosted and burnished finish also. It could do with a clean to bring it back. The case that it comes in is the LDO later iron cross type that has the white silk liner replaced with the later paper flocking. The case shows minor wear and tear and has LDO marked under the lid. GBP £299.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1627) A Superb textbook example of the JFS Maker Marked Infantry Assault Badge in Bronze in it's Rare Paper Packet of Issue. The badge has the ball hinge and special clip fixing to the reverse that is encompassing the hinge and hook metal. The award boasts all of it's original chocolate bronze finish and the badge is nicely convexed. The Paper Packet is a textbook example of the light terracotta paper with black ink printing to it listing the title of the award. To the reverse, it has the maker's trade name in full which corresponds to the badge. An excellent grouping not often encountered today, We have not had a set like this in over 10 years. SORRY I AM RESERVED GBP £299.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K16) A Nice example of a 1957 West German Bronze Close Combat Clasp. The clasp is of two piece construction with a magnetic black backing plate applied. The clasp possibly has had a hook repair but this doesn't show from the front. Becoming hard to find, the clasp is of superb quality with very nice original die work that has had little wear making it a nice early clasp. SORRY I AM RESERVED GBP £50.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K17) A Nice example of a 1957 West German Silver Close Combat Clasp. The clasp is of two piece construction with a magnetic black backing plate applied. The clasp possibly has had a hook repair but this doesn't show from the front. Becoming hard to find, the clasp is of superb quality with very nice original die work that has had little wear making it a nice early clasp. SORRY I AM RESERVED GBP £75.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K67) A Nice example of an Early tombak War Merit Cross Without Swords, being the earlier type with the separately applied eyering. The eyering on this example, is slightly oval and is unmarked. The medal is a slighter darker variety with a more black finish in the edges of the cross, giving it a very nice two toned appearance. Nice to find earlier awards of good quality metal. GBP £35.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K70) A Very Rare example of the Mountain Guides Heeresbersfuhrer Breast Badge. The badge is maker marked to the reverse by the firm of M Deschler & Sohn Munchen and has two rivets holding the edelweiss to the base of the badge. There is no damage to the green enamel centre or white border and the base of the badge has the lettering in black enamel. A similar example is shown in the book "For Fuhrer and Fatherland" Vol 1 on page 252 as well as Formans Price Guide, Edition 3 on page 105, where it gives a value of $2000 USD. I am though of the opinion that this is the 1957 issue , (Still very rare and very hard to find and I may be wrong and it might be an earlyer one ) GBP £ 500.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K90) A late war War Merit Cross 2nd Class With Swords. The cross has lost all of it's original Bronze finish and now looks silver. The cross has a cast in eyering and even the loop has turned silver on this example. The award also had a paper clip fixing and was being displayed as a Knight's Cross to the War Merit Cross when acquired. I have removed this and have replaced it with an original piece of ribbon threaded through. In very good condition other than the loss of finish. GBP £15.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K92) An Eastern Peoples Bravery Medal in Silver grade. The award is the type manufactured by the maker 100 and as such, has the mark of 100 to the ribbon ring. The ribbon also has it's original sewn on pin and is the green with the white edge stripe type and as such, this medal could be awarded to Germans serving with the Eastern troops. Very nice to find. Most of these awards have now been bought by the Germans and Russians. GBP £85.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K93) A nice Bronze Early issue War Merit Medal being in very good condition with no tarnishing, although the bronze has toned a universal dark colour. Very difficult to find early awards, with most being age stained. Complete with a length of original ribbon, about 6" long, which is clean and tidy. GBP £20.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K94) A War Merit Cross 2nd Class Without Swords. The cross is a nice early quality bronze issue with a separately applied eyering. The cross has toned a dark caramel bronze colour and is in very good condition. Complete with a length of original ribbon, this is clean and tidy and approximately 4" long. There is no ribbon ring mark I can see. Becoming hard to find early issues. GBP £35.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K121) A nice Early issue West Wall Medal being the type manufactured from fine quality bronze. The award has a nice separately applied eyering and has no age staining or toning. The medal is a nice caramel bronze colour. Scarce to find these early examples, with those coming on the market now disappearing quickly. If you want one of these, don't hesitate, while we can still offer you them. Recently found in a house clearance in Germany. SORRY I AM ON HOLD GBP £35.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K128) A Nice example of a Bronze Mother's Cross in it's Paper Packet of Issue. The medal ribbon hasnot been sewn up but has a safety pin fixing at the top. The cross has no enamel damage and is in very good condition. The cross is in turn, housed in it's original award paper packet of issue that has the maker's name of G B E R Lang to the reverse, as well as the awards full title to the front. The paper flap that holds the envelope closed has been ripped, as can be seen from the scan also a few folds. Other than this, in very good condition. Recently found in a house clearance in Germany. GBP £47.50 (UK Pounds)
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(K129) A Very Nice example of a Silver Mother's Cross in it's Paper Packet of Issue. The cross is complete with it's original ribbon that is unsewn up. There is no enamel damage to the cross and the cross still retains most of it's original frosted and burnished finish. The cross is contained in it's original paper packet of issue that is complete but the back flap has been virtually torn off. The paper packet has also been folded in several places. Still a nice example of a scarce award. Recently found in a house clearance in Germany. GBP £65.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K130) A Nice example of a War Merit Cross Without Swords in it's Packet of Issue. The award is the late type with the cast in eyering and the cross retains most of it's original bronzed finish as can be seen from the scan. Complete with it's full length original ribbon, it is contained in it's original paper packet of issue that is maker marked Fredrich Orth and has the full awards title to the front. The paper packet has had the flap ripped as can be seen from the scan. Other than this, a nice example. Recently found in a house clearance in Germany. GBP £50.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K131) A Nice Early Russian Front Medal in it's Paper Packet of Issue. The award is unmarked but of early quality with the silver edge and gunmetal centre applied. This has not tarnished or degraded but gives a very nice appearance to the award. Complete with a nice length of ribbon, the award is contained in it's original paper packet, with the maker's name of C F Zimmermann to the reverse. The paper packet has the usual creases and folds but isn't bad. As such, this is a nice example. Recently found in a house clearance in Germany GBP £47.50 (UK Pounds)
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(K142) A Nice Ribbon Bar of 2 being the type that could be worn either as a bar or have the medals clipped to the reverse by the two hooks attached, hidden behind the bar. The ribbons are nicely twisted and padded. They are for the Hesse General Decoration of Honour for Bravery 1915 and the cross of honour. Recently found in a house clearance in Germany. GBP £35.00 (UK Pounds)
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