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A good untouched Kriegsmarine Minesweeper award badge, A lower quality mid-war produced badge, with much of the gilt wash to the wreath and reverse faded with age. Otherwise an excellent example, in damage free condition. Reverse with thick needle pin fitting and catch in good strong condition. No maker details.
Possibly the rarest form of women’s RAD neck brooch badges being considered an award for special service within the RAD. The ‘legend’ to the rim reads ‘Work for your people-work for ourselves-German women’s Labour Service’. Obverse in excellent condition with wear to badge high points. Reverse with correct brooch pin fitting. A fitting to facilitate a satay chain hes been fitted post award. It is also with
An excellent condition medal awarded to war widows or orphans of the Great War. Black finished cross, with maker details to reverse. Mounted on a length of good quality replacement ribbon.
A superb untouched War Merit Cross 1st Class in its case of issue. Domed lid box, is with the full profile of the award stencilled to the lid. Black ‘grained’ finish box, with wear to the corners and some slight scuffing to the lid (see images). Opening button in good working order. The award is in matching condition, with some slight wear and tarnishing to the finish.
A rare example of the DRL sports badge for war wounded. It differed from other examples having a gilt wreath with silvered lettering to the centre of the badge. Outstanding condition with much of its silver and gilt finish remaining. Reverse with heavy fitting pin and clear maker details ‘Weinstein - Jena’. Approximately only 10.000 badges were awarded, making this by far the rarest badge in this sports
A superb condition Gau Ost Hannover badge. Often when found mistaken for a ‘Tinnie’ this badge is one of three grades of Gau badge awarded ‘within the district’. Grades being bronze, silver and gilt, the bronze and silver are in the pressed style with the gold being both pressed and of the ‘solid’ type. Badge is in superb damage free condition, with all original finish remaining. reverse
A super condition Gau Essen award badge in gilt. Gilt wash is in excellent condition being 95% present. Reverse with good clear maker details “Hoffstatter Bonn” with correct pin fitting. This particular award was in two grades, silver and gilt. It was very much a celebration of the districts armaments production (Krupp) and as such was awarded to party members closely associated with said industry. The dates on
A rare Anhalt Labour Service commemorative badge. Excellent damage free condition. Silver grade badge. Reverse with correct fitting pin and plain reverse as is ‘correct’. The state of Anhalt instituted this badge for labour service personnel. It was also to recognise the first state to institute a labour service, the for runner of the National Labour Service the RAD. A none Reich level award The attached image shows the award
A very nice condition 40 year faithful service cross contained in its original box of issue. Cross is in pristine condition, mounted on its original cornflower blue ribbon still with its fixing pin for wear, Case is in matching damage free condition with some age scuffing mainly to the under-side. Awarded for ‘civil service’ within the Reich not covered by a specific service award. Nice item !
A ‘mint’ un-issued never unwrapped from its protective tissue wrapper, Imperial German wound badge in ‘black’ third grade. I have photographed along side the wrapped badge the badge contained there-in. (Only the wrapped badge is sold here NOT both badges !)
One for those with restoration skills......A damaged WW1 Iron Cross II class. The top ring is broken off and a crude replacement added. Suitable for repair of left as a ‘moment in time’ item...
Bronzed medal as issued to all combatants of the Great War. Excellent condition, with no maker details to the reverse. The medal has been period stitched to the ribbon. ‘Veteran pick up’