NSDAP party memebr badge, button hole variant. Marked M1/75 RZM  - Otto Schickle, Pforzheim. Excellent condition, no chips, but has minot scratch on the swastik. Rare maker of party badges.

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NSDAP party badge, RZM M1/14 - Matthius Oescbsler & Sohn, Ansbach. Zink, very good condition. Not common maker.

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Eisernes Kreuz, 1st klasse, Iron Cross 1st class, marked "26" - B. H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt Pforzheim. Very good worn condition

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EK1, Iron Cross 1939, 1st class with box. Wilhelm Deumer Lüdenscheid, but no maker's marking. Very good condition, light patina. Original box of issue with same maker name on it.  The award pad unstuck from the box, but this defect is often seen for this maker.  The cross has little bit round profile.

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EK2, Iron Cross 2nd class, 1939, Gustav Brehmer. It's often seen with marking 13 on the ring, but this example is not marked. Very good condition.

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Eisernes Kreuz 1939, II klasse, EK2, Robert Hauschield, Maker's number 56, but this example is unmarked. High quality example. Very good condition.

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German Iron Cross 1914, 2nd Class. No markings. Good unclean condition as was found. The ribbon is a copy.  

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Iron cross 1939 by Katz & Deyhle Pforzheim. No markings. Very good condition, rare producer

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Eastern front campaign of 1941-42 medal.  Excellent condition

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Medal for Eastern front combatant. Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42 year. Very good condition, late war type

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3rd Reich 25 years of Faithful service decoration. Treuedienst-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe für 25 Jahre from 1938

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Medal WIO 1941-42 year. Excellent condition. Early type

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L/15 Iron Cross first class with LDO box. The cross is known example made of mixed parts from 2 makers: Otto Schickle and Rudolf Souval. Some opinions are just the cross is a postwar assembled from original parts, we can't say is that a true or not. The box is 100 percent original war time issue. The cross is however in worn condition and has the core repainted by owner.

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Commemorative cross with swords for WW1 for combatant, Ehrenkreuz für Frontkämpfer 1914-1918. Maker: Assman and sons. Excellent condition, bronzed steel.

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War merit cross without swords, Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. No markings. Has minor traces of use and ages, patinated.

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Iron Cross 1939 second class. Ferdinand Wiedemann - no markings.

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Iron Cross, 2nd class, 1939 - Ernst L. Muller Pforzheim.  Very good condition, patina.  No markings.

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NSDAP badge, M190RZM - Apreck & Vrage, Leipzig. Not often seen producer. Excellent condition!

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1939 Iron Cross 2nd class Alois Rettenmeyer Schwabisch-Gmünd. The Cross is without the manufacturer’s marking and is in a good condition.

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1939 the War Merit Cross with swords. Förster & Barth Pforzheim Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1939.  KVK2, Zinc, the coat was lost or even it was not coated due to low quality of awards at the end of the war. Manufacturer’s making ‘10’ is on the ring.

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KVK2 cross without swords for noncombatants. Kriegsverdienstkreuz, zinc, the cover was lost due to poor quality of the awards at the middle–end of war.

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3rd Reich the Social Welfare Decoration medal, Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege. Very good condition, light patina.

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The Eastern Front Medal, Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42. Marking "19". Good condition with light cover inflation. Manufactured by E. Ferd Weidmann Frankfurt am Main

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The Eastern Front Medal. Good condition, an interesting variant with the traces of feldgrau lacquer which can be mistaken for an oxide while examining the photo. The lacquer is likely to have changed its color due ages and use. The manufacturer’s marking is 55 on the ring J.E. Hammer & Söhne Geringswalde

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NSDAP Party Badge RZM M1/105 - Hermann Aurich, Dresden. The badge was designed for wearing in a lapel buttonhole. Good condition and an interesting example.  The badge was made of iron without cover. Rusty patina is on its surface due to that. It can be easily removed if necessary. Opaque hot enamel of tomato color. The degree of rarity is decimally graded and is equal to 6 (1 is for the rarest one and 10 is for a common one).

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