(J890) A Black Wound Badge WWI, that has been chemically oxidised. The badge is of non magnetic metal and is more an oval shape. Very nice quality striking, in very good
condition. The badge is unmarked. GBP £25.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1121) An Imperial Wound Badge in Black for one wound. The badge is the non-magnetic type and retains a high percentage of it's original paint finish, so therefore, in very good condition. Recently acquired from a house clearance in Germany, this item has never been in a collection. GBP £ 22.50 (UK Pounds)
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SPANISH STYLE WOUND BADGES
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(J1319) A Black Wound Badge for WWII being the 1st type Legion Condor or 1st pattern WWII type. Modelled on the WWI one type, it had the addition of the swastika to the steel helmet. As the helmet was replaced for the M36, so to was it replaced on the design of the badge making this a relatively scarce award to find. The badge is of stamped brass and retains approximately 40% of it's original black paint finish. Given for 1 to 2 wounds. GBP £100.00 (UK Pounds)
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WWII TYPE WOUND BADGES
IN GOLD for 5 or more
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(G1309) A Gold Wound Badge being of late war zinc manufacture with approximately 65% of it's gilt paint to the front remaining and very little to the reverse. The reverse is maker marked L/14 and shows that the badge was once silvered before the gold paint was applied which would make this more of an ersatz badge. Scarce to find. GBP £85.00 .. GBP £85.00 (UK Pounds)
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WWII TYPE WOUND BADGES
IN SILVER for two or more wounds
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(H1559) A mid war Silver Wound Badge in good condition. The badge has a cast in hinge and hook The pin appears to be maker marked and unfotunately the cast in tip of the hook has been snapped. Priced for this GBP £35.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J525) A scarce example of a double struck Silver Wound Badge by the maker L/16 and No. 4 and so marked. The 4 is to be found on the pin and the L/16 mark to the base, just under the hook. The badge is constructed of zinc and only retains a small proportion of it's original silver finish. The badge was part of a group of items acquired by an American Serviceman, during and after the war. GBP £65.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1206) A solid Silver Wound Badge that has never been finished. The badge itself is in very nice overall condition with a high percentage of the silver finish intact. There are no signs of a hinge and hook ever being attached and as such, it is an unusual item to find, showing the stages of manufacture. An unusual talking point for the wound badge collector. In very good condition. The badge was brought back at the end of the war, so I was informed, by a soldier named Coleman. GBP £40.00 (UK Pounds)
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BLACK WOUND BADGES For one wound
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(J852) A nice example of a used and worn in service 2nd pattern Black Wound Badge maker marked 107 for Carl Wild. This maker is not often encountered on black wound badges being more prolificly found on silver grades. The award retains much of it's original hard black paint but it has chipped in a few places, showing genuine service wear and tear. Nice to find. A nice interesting variation for the wound badge collector. GBP £32.50 (UK Pounds)
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(J1315) A 1st Pattern 2nd Issue Black Wound Badge for WWII made of brass. The award is in very nice used condition with approximately 50% of the black paint finish intact. The award is nice in the fact that it is an issued and used award. Given for 1 to 2 wounds. GBP £25.00 (UK Pounds)
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(H1438) A nice heavy quality 1957 Gold Wound Badge being in near mint condition. The badge retains all of it's original gold colour and is probably a 1960's manufactured example. Scarce to find. GBP £50.00 (UK Pounds)
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(H1408) A Denazified Wound Badge in Silver. The badge is a nice example maker marked L/11. The badge has had the swastika filed off and still retains some of it's original silver finish. In nice overall condition. GBP £30.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J425) A denazified Silver Wound Badge. The denazification has been nicely done although you can still see where the swastika was. The badge was a wartime L/13 marked award and
is in base zinc.Very scarce to find, especially when they have done a nice quality job. GBP £25.00 (UK Pounds)
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