(L153) A War Order of the German Cross in Gold by the maker No. 4 and stamped as such on the pin. The badge is in very nice overall condition, with no enamel damage just normal wear and tear. The wreath retains a very nice gold colour. The award matches all the textbook examples showing a coupal backplate with a nice blued outer star. Given for acts of bravery just below the Knights Cross. Approximately 30,00 of these were awarded. Very nice condition. SORRY I AM ON HOLD GBP £1750.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L464) A 1957 Grouping of 6, the 9 mm size, consisting of the Iron Cross 1st and 2nd Class, the Gold Wound Badge, Silver General Assault Badge, the Russian Front Medal and 12 Year Long Service Medal. It appears the silver one should have been there but it has been removed or broken off as there is a solder mark there. Still a nice grouping. Priced for condition GBP £30.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L616) A Customs silver Cap Eagle in pressed aluminium. The badge has only one of the two pins remaining but is in very good condition GBP £30.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L617) A Political Eagle being the early gilt burnished aluminium type. The badge retains only one of the three pins to the reverse and is also maker stamped RZM M1/72. The badge, apart from the pins, wouldn't rate as near mint. GBP £ 30.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L704) A Russian Veterans Service Medal in silver and red enamel and complete with its Russian book of award. The book is numbered 0627 and the award was issued in 1976. Scarce to find. GBP £20.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L768) A Russian Front Citation that has been glued to a piece of cardboard. The citation is to an Obergefreiten Wilhelm Schiffers of the 2nd pioneer battalion 752. The award was issued on the 26th March 1943 with the actual document given on the 1.4.44. The document is signed by a Hauptmann and company stamped. Very nice condition. GBP £25.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L777) A Carausius billon antoninianus, London Mint 286-287 A.D., reverse reads:- CONCORDIA AVG, in exergue 'RSR', Clasped right hands, Sear ref 13564, struck on a small irregular flan but a clear example of this scarce type, GBP £75.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L791) A Silver Infantry Assault Badge that has had a period repair to the hinge to the reverse. The badge is a known example attributed to an unknown maker (although the name of Hermann Wernstein has been mentioned due to the hinge and hook) in several of the major textbooks. The badge is nicely convexed and has nice detailing and still boasts most of its original silver plated finish. The badge was traded at the end of the war by a British serviceman who was an RAF Pilot Officer. Priced for condition. GBP £95.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L885) A Superb example of a Bronze Infantry Assault Badge by the maker GWL and marked as such to the reverse. The badge retains virtually all of its bronze finish and is one of the best examples we have had in a long while. The badge has been removed from a shop display board that we recently acquired along with many other items. A Cracking example. SORRY I AM SOLD GBP £250.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L901) A Skull Badge showing a jolly Roger type of skull with crossbones behind it. The eyes have been blackened. The badge is in very nice condition with a stick pin type of fixing. The badge is approximately 15 mm wide by 10 mm high. The badge has been removed from a shop display board that we recently acquired along with many other items GBP £25.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L902) A Rare example of the SS Dagger Grip Badge. The badge shows the silver SS runes within a black with a silver circle around the edge. It appears never to have been put into a dagger. Very rare to find. Useful for replacing damaged SS dagger grips etc. The badge has been removed from a shop display board that we recently acquired along with many other items. GBP £100.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L903) A DJ Membership Badge. The badge is maker marked to the reverse RZM 78 as well as Ges Gesch. The badge is nicely convexed with no enamel damage.The badge has been removed from a shop display board that we recently acquired along with many other items. SORRY I AM ON HOLD GBP £60.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L907) A Nice aluminium pressed RAD Cap Badge for Other Ranks. The badge is very nice with virtually all of its paint finish intact to the front. The reverse gives a date of 1938 Ges Gesch, the RAD acceptance mark and the mark P.u.C. These are intertwined for the firm of Paulmman & Crone. Very nice condition. Both pins to this badge are intact. The badge has been removed from a shop display board that we recently acquired along with many other items. GBP £40.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L908) A Small sized Winter Service Badge given as a reward between 1933-34. The badge shows Adolf Hitlers head to the centre and has the wording Fur Ver Dienste im Winter Hilfswerk. The badge is approximately 25 mm in diameter and is a pin on example manufactured by Paulmann & Crone of Ludenscheid. The badge has been removed from a shop display board that we recently acquired along with many other items. GBP £100.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L909) A Small size Very Rare NAT. SOZ. MADCHEN SCHAFT Badge. These badges at first glance, appear to be the standard Frauenschaft Badge but they are one of the smaller sub units which quickly died out, being replaced by the main parent organisation. Having such a short life span, these badges are very rare. The badge has been removed from a shop display board that we recently acquired along with many other items GBP £350.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L934) A Silver Eagle Order Medal with Swords. These have been welded to the medal and the medal has been silver plated. The medal is in near mint although toned condition and complete with a piece of original but unmounted ribbon. Very scarce to find. GBP £195.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L935) An SS Coat Hanger Tag for the Tunic marked 3/3.SST.ST. Then there is 090 and the wording ROCK GRAU. This is all embossed to a half circled tag. In very good condition and an unusual talking point. The chance to own a piece of SS memorabilia at a more affordable price. GBP £150.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L936) A Single SS Medical Officers Eppaulette being blue piped over a black backing with silver tress overlaid. To the epp is fitted a silver pip and a snake over a staff. The backing has a couple of moth nips to the black, but nothing too serious, as can be seen from the scan. The epp is the sew in type. Very nice condition. GBP £75.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L962) A mid war example of a Pilot's Badge. The badge is the standard BSW type with the usual flaw to the swastika. The badge shows some zinc plate bubbling to the reverse but nothing too serious. The badge is held to the zinc silver plated wreath by two fine domed rivets. The front of the award shows a nice blued eagle holding a silvered swastika on an oxidised silver wreath giving a very nice over all finish. Complete with it's nice pin and hinge fixing, the badge would grade as very good condition. The badge comes in the remains of its original card box of issue. The box is in fragile condition but still complete and has the awards designation printed in black ink to the front. Very rare combination to find. There is no makers mark to the box. GBP £650.00 (UK Pounds)
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STILL AVAILABLE FROM LAST YEARS UPDATE
(L548) A 9 mm Miniature Ostvolk Decoration 1st Class in Silver With Swords. The item is in very nice near mint condition and was part of a hoard of stickpins recently discovered in Germany. The pin is very rare to find. GBP £35.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L551) A 9 mm Miniature Ostvolk Decoration 1st Class in Silver Without Swords. The item is in very nice near mint condition and was part of a hoard of stickpins recently discovered in Germany. The pin is very rare to find. GBP £30.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L711) A Russian Order of the patriotic war with its original Document both Numbered 495706. The document is also dated 1985 when the USSR was heavily involved in Afghanistan and it is my belief that this is an Afghanistan award. This is the 1st class type in very good overall condition. GBP £75.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L734) A Police Cap Eagle being the 2nd pattern type, constructed from pressed aluminium. The badge has only one of the two pins remaining. Other than this, in very good condition. Formerly in Gordon Williamsons personal collection. GBP £35.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L738) A Nice Russian Front Medal in Very Nice Condition. The award is the very Early type of quality metal. The rim still retains most of its silvered finish. The centre has a nice gun metalled colour with some wear to the centre as can be expected. GBP £50.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L753) A Bronze Mothers Cross with a silver brooch pin fitting. The fitting is a nice sculptured brooch with a pin to the reverse with a little hanger that fixes to the mothers cross with a loop. The mothers cross is the standard 16 Dezember 1938 type. Although the cross has been used and worn and the enamel is dirty, there are no major defects. This type of cross with the brooch pin fitting would have been worn on the service tunics of female recipients. GBP £ 45.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L754) A Nice Iron Cross 2nd Class for 1939 in Very Good Condition. The black paint finish has bubbled as can be seen from the scan giving it a mottled appearance. The cross is a maker marked example of 128 stamped into the eye ring. The cross is of standard three piece construction with an iron centre. There is no splitting or cracking to the core. In very nice overall condition. GBP £ 85.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L759) An Unmarked AS type Minesweeper Badge. The badge has all these features associated wtih the marked examples of a countersunk ball hinge and hook with a silver washed back and gilt washed front on base zinc. The badge retains much of its original silver and gilded finish and is a nice example overall. GBP £ 110.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L854) A Finnish Order of the White Rose 4th Class on Black ribbon for the next of kin. This is dated 1941 to the reverse and is for the continuation war. Becoming increasingly hard to find, these awards were issued to the German Forces of the viking division etc, as well as regular Finnish armed forces. Very nice to find. Complete with its original ribbon and ring suspender, the whole set is in very nice condition. GBP £185.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L855) A Late War Coastal Artillary Flak Badge by the maker Fec Otto Placzek Berlin Ausf C E Juncker Berlin in two lines to the reverse. The badge is of mid war zinc construction and apart from the finish fading, the award would be near mint. Very nice to find. GBP £150.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L857) A Miniature Bronze Mothers Cross of standard size. The cross has seen much wear and shows much enamel damage, this is detectable under a magnifying glass. The ribbon that comes with the cross is also a little grubby but still it is a nice honest piece. Priced for condition GBP £25.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L858) A 2nd Pattern Black Wound Badge of steel construction with approximately 50% of its paint remaining. The badge is in used condition and maker marked 39 to the reverse of the helmet. Priced for condition. GBP £30.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L861) A Bronze Panzer Badge in relatively fair condition. The badge is a maker marked RS with the RS being in the rounded form in raised letters to the reverse. The badge also shows some corrosion to the eagle and front of the tank oakleaf. This can be seen on the scan. The badge is still in good overall condition with most of the corrosion being to the reverse. Priced for condition. GBP £150.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L862) A Nice example of an SA Belt Buckle. The buckle is of two piece brass construction with the centre brass being held on by lead solder through two vent holes to the reverse. The buckle is the type with the mobile swastika being held by an eagle. Quite scarce to find. GBP £75.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L863) An NSDAP Party Badge being a button stud mounted type that has been used and worn. The badge is maker marked RZM M1/157. The badge shows no enamel damage of chipping, the enamel has reacted with age over the years however, due to its storage. GBP £55.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L956) A Russian Souvenier Cap complete with much Russian Military Insignia, both pre and post fall of the USSR. The cap itself is well stamped up inside with its leather sweatband, manufacturers stampings etc. It has has several badges affixed to both sides. In Very Good Condition. An unusual item picked up in the Baltic. GBP £20.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L743) A set of 5 Mini Swords for Medal Bar . The swords are unused and measure 5mm high by 12mm wide Priced for all 5 GBP £4.50 (UK Pounds)
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(K1237) A Large selection of a German Day Badge showing a man holding some ski's marching. I cannot remember where I have seen this badge but I think it was an SA Ski /whw Tradition Badge. The badge is in pressed silver metal and is of very nice quality and construction. GBP £10.00 (UK Pounds) Each
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(L221) A paper packet for a Condom, Not much more to say GBP £7.50 (UK Pounds)
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(K665) A nice Document issued to German troops who were issued with a Panzerfaust. This was basically a do it yourself leaflet on how to use the weapon effectively against tanks and other armoured vehicles. Quite carce to find nowadays and nicely illustrated and in nice condition. GBP £35.00 (UK Pounds)
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Please note: we now also supply the following items
Medal Envelopes, in inert plastic. 10 Envelopes at GBP £2.00
Collectors pocket Magnifying Glass (Jewelers Loop) with both X 10 and X 20
Magnification in a little pocket case and box. GBP £ 25.00
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