£55.00
A State eagle ‘badge’, donated (i.e. the flag sponsored/paid for) by the local ‘Association’ Arnsbery, the North Rhine in the Ruhr Valley.
The badge would have been tacked to a military/Regimental flag pole by small tacks.
Beautifully engraved central detail panel with the dedication date 1913, with an 800 silver mark.
Sadly the eagle wings have suffered some damage with a small piece missing to the right wing as viewed (see images).
A super looking ‘one off’ item.
A superb condition 1847 pat. Enlisted mans two piece belt buckle. Front plate held in situ by ‘four’ solder points. Small dent to the circular front plate, otherwise dent and damage free. These buckles are distinctive, being slightly over-size compared to the WW1 & WW2 service equivalents !
An interesting, and if I say so myself a week presented ‘patriotic box’ with the Imperial German eagle and date 1914 hand stitched to the cloth lid. Excellent damage free condition. An old price tag to the box base (see images). Quite what it was intended to hold is a bit of a mystery......perhaps cigars ?
A super condition Imperial German bayonet frog manufactured in 1914. Dark tan/brown untouched leather is in outstanding supple condition for its age. (Would benefit, as I always recommend with hide food for further longevity). Damage free with good clear maker details ‘Hans Romer Nue-Ulm 1914’ with a later marking ‘BAM 9 30’ to the reverse side (see images). An excellent accompaniment to a period bayonet
A superb, untouched, but sadly (probably) shed/garage stored for many years a M17/M18 German still combat helmet with camouflage finish and guards Kompanie markings. The helmet shell is dent and damage free, with approx 35%-40% of the original camouflage finish visible, in the main to the sides and rear of the shell. The interior finish is in similar condition with much finish lost to ‘orange’ surface rusting.
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