 (S991) A Part Case for an LDO Iron Cross 2nd Class with the Cross inside it. The case has been pulled apart for want of a better description, GBP £325.00 (UK Pounds)
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(V2289) A German Bar to the Iron Cross 2nd Class in a little Card LDO Box. The bar is of nice Early quality with frosted and burnished highlights GBP £425.00 (UK Pounds)
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(V1196) A Cased German War Service Cross 1st Class Without Swords. The cross is the Earlier silver plated heavy tombak type that is marked 4 GBP £325.00 (UK Pounds)
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(V2008) A War Merit Cross 1st Class Withot Swords. The cross is the early heavy plated frosted and burnished type being manufactured by the firm of Steinhauer GBP £295.00 (UK Pounds)
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(V2009) A Cased example of a War Merit Cross 1st Class With Swords. The cross is an unmarked example with an unusual pin fixing GBP £325.00 (UK Pounds)
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CIVIL LONG SERVICE AWARDS (Faithful Service Crosses etc)
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(NCI56) A German 40 Year Faithful Service Cross in its hard two piece hinged Case os Issue.
To Read More Please use the Picture Link.. GBP £110.00 (UK Pounds)
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(T358) A Scarce example of a Cased 4 Year Man's RAD Service Medal. The award is a nice Early lightweight type suspended from its original blue ribbon and has a pin fixing sewn to it. The card case is similar to the faithful service cross case being compartmented in two to separate the medal from the ribbon. This is in a fawn brown colour and also has this over the lid to the underside. The outside of the case has a number 4 in silver within a cogwheel and the case is a vacuum sealed case. There is minor wear and tear, which is to be expected, but nothing too bad. Scarce to find. GBP £385.00 (UK Pounds)
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(S1240) A nice Early German Bronze type War Merit Medal in its Paper Packet of Issue. There are only a couple of minor stains to the award, GBP £40.00 (UK Pounds)
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CIVIL DEFENCE , POLICE, SS & SOCIAL WELFARE SERVICE AWARDS
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 | (V912) A German Card Boxed NSDAP 10 Year Service Medal in near Mint condition, though the box itself has suffered damage, where it looks like it has been trodden on. Two of the flaps on the sides are broken, whereas the underbox is perfectly fine. The medal is a nice coupal example and it is maker marked to the ribbon ring, 21. The medal is the slim type which is to be expected and would be of early war manufacture. The medal also comes complete with a piece of original ribbon and is contained as stated, in its card box, that is brown in colour and has an eagle emblem holding a swastika, to the lid. Scarce to find. GBP £350.00 (UK Pounds)
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(V852) A Nice German 25 Year Faithful Service Cross in its Case of Issue, being the standard two piece card case with a red leatherette externally and a 25 emblem in silver to the lid, within a cogwheel. To the inside of the case, there is the maker's name of Wachtler & Lang and has their trademark also to it. The inside of the case is lined with red felt and has a central compartment to keep the medal and ribbon separate but held, nicely. The medal has no enamel damage to the centre and the silver is nice and bright, with a nice clean, blue ribbon and pin fixing. Very good condition with only minor handling wear and tear. GBP £60.00 (UK Pounds)
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FLOWER WARS SERVICE AWARDS FOR MEMELLAND, AUSTRIA & SUDENTANLAND (13th March, 1st Oct Etc)
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(T402) A German 13th March Medal in its Case of Issue. The award is of nice quality of oxidised silver metal, with a nice ribbon fitted and fixing pin sewn to the top. The medal has turned two toned, with some of the silver darkened over the years. The award case is a two-piece hard red shell box with a gold eagle and swastika embossed to the lid. To the underside, which is opened by a press stud, there is a white silk lined lid and a red base with a divider, separating the medal from the ribobn. This is all in very good condition. The award is in overall superb condition. The case has handling wear which is to be expected, still a nice example to find. GBP £160.00 (UK Pounds)
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 | (V336) A Nice German 1st October 1938 Medal in its Case of Issue. This medal is for the occupation of the Sudeten area of Czechoslovakia. The medal consists of the design used on the 1938 party rally badges of two Germans uniting under the flag. With to the reverse, the Ein Reich, Ein Volk, Ein Fuhrer slogan and the 1st October 1938 date, this is all on a nice bronze base medal. The ribbon on this example is nice and clean and mounted, and there is a nice pin fixing. The case the award comes in is a standard two piece press stud opened wine red colour with a gold blocked eagle to the top. Once opened, by a press stud, there is a white silk lid, and a red velvet base to house the medal and ribbon. Hard to find. GBP £150.00 (UK Pounds)
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(NCI94) A German Mother's Cross in Gold in its Case of Issue. The cross is a nice example being a bit toned and the enamel is a little dirty but there are no chips GBP £150.00 (UK Pounds)
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(V933) A Nice example of a German Bronze Mothers Cross in its Paper Packet of Issue. The cross is in virtually mint condition with a nice clean ribbon.. GBP £ 99.00 (UK Pounds)
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RUSSIAN FRONT AND OSTVOLK AWARDS
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(CS353) A Cased example of a Mussert Cross for 1941. The cross was issued albeit unofficially, to members of the Dutch SS for bravery and service on the Russian Front by Anton Mussert. Hitler forbade this award stating that the Dutch volunteers were entitled to German awards etc and so the award was withdrawn, but only on an official level. The award is of enamel and multi-construction and comes with its original ribbon and pin attachment. In the case, there is also the official Ribbon Bar. The case is of tw-piece construction that has had the top ends split on the corners and repaired with sticky tape which is removing the purple leatherette finish. The case should have been hinged but this has broken. The case shows wear and tear but still nice to get an original and has certainly done its job protecting the award. These crosses are becoming increasingly hard to find with more interest shown now with collectors researching foreign volunteers on the Russian Front. This has caused prices to rise steadily over the last few years. SORRY I AM SOLD 5.2.2022
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(V1778) A German made Spanish Blue Medal in its Rare Paper Packet of Issue. The medal is a late war zinc example that only retains a small proportion of its original gilt finish. . GBP £325.00 (UK Pounds)
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WAR and QUALIFICATION BADGES and MEDALS
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(NCI62) A German Blockade Runner's Award Set in its Case of Issue. The case is a nice rectangular dark leatherette covered
To Read More Please use the Picture Link.. GBP £650.00 (UK Pounds)
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(T661) A General Assault Badge by the maker RS in its Paper Packet of Issue. The packet has had the top ripped off as can be seen from the scan, the rest is complete, you still have the award's designation in red ink to the front and the maker's name to the reverse. The badge is the type with the rounded R and S below the hinge. The hinge is mounted in the unique place of the shoulders of the badge. There is a nice retaining hook. The badge is of mid war quality and construction. A scarce variation to find, even more so with the paper packet. GBP £275.00
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(NCI31) A German West Wall Medal in its Paper Packet of issue. The medal is of zink based metal with a bronze plating applied. This is reacting with the zinc GBP £40.00 (UK Pounds)
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 | (V144) A German West Wall Medal In Paper Packet of Issue, complete with its original full length ribbon. This highly regarded German defence medal was originally issued in 1939 to workers on the Siegfried line with the 2nd issue, which this one is, being issued to workers on the Atlantic defence wall. The award is a nice bronze plated zinc example with good detailing. The award has all its plating intact. The paper packet is in very good to near mint condition and this is one of the Carl Poellath type that were found in the 1990's from the store cupboard of the company. Nice to find. GBP £50.00
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CASED & PACKETTED WOUND AWARDS
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(V1463) A German Cased Iron Cross 1st Class being an issued and worn example in our opinion that has been slightly convexed by the original GBP £435.00 (UK Pounds)
