Awards & Badges
Iron Cross 2nd Class 1939, Steinhauer & Lück, Most likely, the cross, according to many parameters, was produced by this manufacturer. Has traces of use. The cross looks very beautiful in a magnificent performance, just like a work of art. Unmarked. More
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195€
Sleeve shield for the Crimean campaign of 1941-1942. Rudolf Souval. Iron in bronze plating. The shield was for sure worn on officer uniforms and has a backing made of officer's diagonal tricot. The rest of the sewing threads. Excellent condition with no damage or oxidation More
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320€
Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze R.S -Rudolf Souval Wien. Excellent condition with bronze finish remaining More
Price:
270€
Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber L/56 Funke & Brünninghaus Lüdenscheid. The badge is made of solid brass. With slight wear to the silver coating. More
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195€
Verwundetenabzeichen 1939 in Schwarz - Three stripes marked. The badge is made of brass. With strong traces of front-line existence. Unknown manufacturer. More
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70€
Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber Glanzverzinkt FLL. The Die Stamped, hollow badge of the end of the war was made of cheap zinc alloy. The glossy zinc finish (named in German - Glanzverzinkt) has dulled over time.More
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195€
Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber Gebrüder Wegerhoff (GWL). The badge is made of zinc alloy, in good condition, markings on the reverse More
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240€
PKZ 26. Silver grade wound badge, 1939. Bernhardt Mayer. B. H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt Pforzheim. Marked under the needle on the reverse. Zinc alloy in silver plating, which has diffused almost everything with zinc More
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135€
1939 Wound badge, Black, LDO L/21 Förster & Barth is made of iron and covered with black shiny lacquer, brass hook and needle. The badge has minor paintwork losses on the swastika and wreath elements. Excellent condition, rare manufacture. More
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195€