(MC787) A Cross of Honour with swords by the maker N & H . The cross has been removed from a court mounting and the bits of ribbon are still attached in their original court formation. The cross is in nice condition with no age staining. Given for combatants who took part in WWI, this cross replaced the German state war medals. GBP £ 12.50 (UK Pounds)
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With out Swords for Non-Combatants
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 (S1216) A Nice example of a Non-combatants Cross of Honour without Swords. It is constructed of magnetic metal. The award has some rust splattering spots to the top, as can be seen from the scan. The award also has got a modern ribbon added. In overall not bad condition. he award is maker marked to the reverse P&C.L Priced for condition. GBP £12.50
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Without Swords in Black for the next of Kin
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(S564) A Nice example of a Cross of Honour in Black given to the families of soldiers that were killed in WWI. The cross is of magnetic construction and is maker marked WS to the reverse. The cross retains a high percentage of its finish and comes complete with its original ribbon. GBP £45.00(UK Pounds)
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 (S566) A Nice example of a Cross of Honour in Black given to the families of soldiers that were killed in WWI. The cross is of magnetic construction and is maker marked WS (with a swan to the front of the letters), to the reverse. The cross retains a high percentage of its finish and comes complete with its original ribbon. GBP £45.00 (UK Pounds)
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(S567) A Nice example of a Cross of Honour in Black given to the families of soldiers that were killed in WWI. The cross is of magnetic construction and is maker marked WS (with a swan to the front of the letters), to the reverse. The cross retains a high percentage of its finish and comes complete with its original ribbon. GBP £45.00 (UK Pounds)
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 (S568)A Nice example of a Cross of Honour in Black given to the families of soldiers that were killed in WWI. The cross is of magnetic construction and is maker marked WS (with a swan to the front of the letters), to the reverse. The cross retains a high percentage of its finish and comes complete with its original ribbon. GBP £45.00 (UK Pounds)
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 (S1217) A German Cross of Honour in Black Without Swords, for the German next of kin. These crosses were awarded to wives, sons and daughters to fallen German soldiers. The cross is black anodised magnetic metal. This one has a minor water droplet rust spot to the wreath as can be seen on the scan. Very scarce to find. This example is marked H&CO L.Priced for condition. GBP £25.00 (UK Pounds)
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IMPERIAL EMPIRE, OTHER AWARDS AND ITEMS
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(CS677) A group of 3 Award Documents from WWI to a Paul Otto Vogel. They consist of the Cross of Honour for the front line fighters, the Fredrich August Medal in Bronze, awarded on 27th June 1918, and a Keiser Huffhauser Bund Der Deutschen Landes-Kreigerverbande Citation. All citations are in nice condition, although they have been folded and show their age. GBP £50.00 (UK Pounds)
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 (CS253) A German WWI Red Cross Medal in Very Nice Condition with its Court Mounted Pin On Ribbon. The medal is frosted and burnished and is in near mint condition. This was recently removed from a salesman's board. GBP £50.00 (UK Pounds)
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 (R230) An Imperial German 15 Year Service Cross, showing the imperial crown to one side and an X and V to the other. In nice condition and complete with a piece of blue ribbon. GBP £30.00 (UK Pounds)
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 |  (V670) A German WWI General Service Award in Nice condition. The award has the monogram of FIIR to it as well as Crown above. The award has a fixed suspender loop to the top and the wording VERDIENST UM DEN STAAT to it. Nice condition. GBP £35.00 (UK Pounds)
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(M326) A German Marine Flanders Cross of die cast zinc. The cross appears from my point of view, to be a replacement item manufactured in the 1930's, 40's or 50's. I feel it is more likely to be from the 40's as it is of grey zinc construction and has no gilding applied that can be seen. The cross is of nice quality, and has no makers marks. The cross comes complete with a new piece of ribbon and priced with this in mind. GBP £45.00 (UK Pounds)
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 | (V1659) A Very unusual German Widows and Orphans Badge showing a black enamel flak gun over a cross
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(N868) A Prussian State Fire Brigade Service Badge issued from 1934-36. The award is maker marked for Prussian State mint as well as silver marked. The award was superceded and replaced by the Fire Service cross and hence is quite scarce. In vgc to near mint.
GBP £150.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1051) A nice buttonhole miniature Group of 4 for WWI consisting of the Iron Cross 2nd Class which is enamelled and there is no enamel damage to it, the Fredrich Augustus Bravery Medal, the Cross of Honour Without Swords L/11 marked and a Service Medal. All are in very nice condition and have their ribbons folded through. Very unusual to find nowadays.
GBP £99.00 (UK Pounds)
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(T857) A German WWI Colonial Veterans Organisation Badge in Silver. The badge shows a lion to the centre, with a palm tree behind him, with his paw on the hat often worn by German colonial troops. This is in turn, over two crossed swords with an oakleaf base and a star arising from this. A similar example to this can be found in the last Niemann catalogue on page 119. The badge is in near mint condition and is very scarce to find .It comes in a Red case with a jewellers name under the lid on white silk and has a red flocked base . The case is opened by a press stud. The Jewellers Name is Carl Thomass from Munich. GBP £ 325.00 (UK Pounds)
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 | (V663) A WWI Fredrich Augustus Cross. A nice German State award. GBP £99.00
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(V1892) A German Keiser Commemoration Medal for 1897 in good overall condition, though there is some age staining. GBP £15.00 (UK Pounds)
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