Mint Boxed Spange to the First Class Iron Cross. B.H.Mayer.
Yep i have used the word ''mint'' again, well i'm sure you might agree that its pretty close when checking out the photos. The badge has close to 100% frosting and burnished highlights with its period ''Mayer'' hardware to the rear. No markings to the badge. The Mayer type box with square front button is in fine condition with the only issue being the rust bleed to the button. Inside is very cl... read more
Marine Artillery War Badge. Steinhauer & Luck, Variation 3.
A very nice example with over 90% of its period factory finish. The rear has its period hardware which corresponds to the type produced by the firm Steinhauer & Luck, know as variation 3. read more
Mint Second Pattern S-Boat Badge. Adolf Scholze.
Im really not one for using the word ''mint'' but this example must be close even with the minimal wear. The front has close to 100% of its period factory finish front and back. The rear has its period ''Scholze'' ball hinge pin and typical catch with the top hook. Clear ''AS'' makers mark above the pin for the firm Scholze. This item would be close to impossible to upgrade. read more
WW1 British ''Gift Box'' Clasp Knife.
Believed to be packed in some gift boxes given to troops during WW1. This example is in very nice condition with the gouged bone grips without damage and a nice copper shackle. The blades do appear to have been clean at some point making the makers details hard to read.
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Bronze Close Combat Clasp. A.G.M.u.K.
In super condition, may i say close to mint with 100% bronze finish and sharp detail. The rear again with all finish and a certain amount of dark patina complete with its period hardware and makers details.
This example ive had listed previously, now its back ready for a new home! read more
WW2 German Auxiliary Cruiser War Badge. MM/FO, Friedrich Orth.
Zinc manufactured war badge with close to 90% of its period finish intact. The rear has its period hardware and a clear ''FO'' mark for the firm Orth and the little square mark as found on period examples. Nice to find a zinc Orth award with this amount of period finish intact. read more
WW2 German Iron Cross 2nd Class, MM7, Paul Meybauer.
Nice cross with over 95% of its period factory black finish to the iron center. This finish has what i would call a crinkle/ vein appearance all over the finish. The two piece frame is tight , beading is sharp, all has a certain amount of patina. Inner core rattles inside the frame.The ring stamp has a clear number 7 stamp for the firm Meybauer. The ribbon is its period example thats in nice co... read more
WW2 German Krim Campaign Shield. Army.
A very nice uniform removed example with over to 75% of its finish intact, sharp detail to the design. The rear has its metal backing and remains of the paper with all prongs. The Army backing cloth is complete with a good amount of wear and the remains of the thread used to sew the badge to the arm. Super uniform removed item and just the way i like them. read more
WW2 German Minesweeper War Badge. Unknown Maker.
This zinc manufactured example has under 50% of its gold finish to the wreath and eagle, the central water plume has close to 100% silver finish including all its black lines to the waves. Detail to the design is sharp. The rear has its period crimped ball hinge and crimped bottom catch. The back has close to 100% of its silver finish. Going by the design and rear hardware this matches close to... read more
175.00 GBP
WW2 German Iron Cross 2nd Class, Rudolf Souval.
The iron center has nearly all its black factory finish intact. The two piece frame is tight with good burnishing to the outer frame, beading has sharp detail. The period ribbon is very clean. Even without the ring having a stamped number the beading corner edges corresponds to it being made by the Austrian firm ''Rudolf Souval''. read more