German WW2 Militaria

NSDAP Party Badge with M1/148 RZM Marking The badge is in fair condition, but with well-preserved enamel. The metal part has damage due to oxidation. Code Breakdown: M1/148 corresponds to the company Heinrich Ulbrichts Witwe from Vienna, which produced various awards for Nazi Germany.More

NSDAP Party Badge - Karl Pichl M1/158 RZM The NSDAP party badge with the M1/158 marking is made of Buntmetall with a full silver plating. It is in virtually mint condition. This badge belongs to a very rare manufacturer with the M1/158 code in the RZM system.More

NSDAP Badge RZM M1/90 with error in the Marking A rare NSDAP badge with the code M1/90, issued at the beginning of World War II. Made of steel with a copper coating, showing slight oxidation on the reverse, but the enamel remains undamaged. The RZM marking has an error in the letter Z.More

NSDAP Party Badge M1/6 RZM Excellent condition. The badge is made of Buntmetall with a silver plating.More

Miniature Submarine War Badge (U-Bootkriegsabzeichen) of the Third Reich Diameter: 18 mm. The badge on a pin in excellent condition. The badge is made of Buntmetall with gold plating. This badge belonged to the commander of U-407, Ernst Brüller.More

The U-Bootkriegsabzeichen (Submarine War Badge) – Schwerin-Berlin Made from "Buntmetall" (non-ferrous metal), this badge is presented here without a maker's mark.More

Close Combat Clasp Gold Grade R.S. The Close Combat Clasp in Gold is made of zinc and coated with low-quality gold, which has partially diffused, revealing the natural gray color of the zinc underneath. The central panel is missing on the reverse side.More

Close Combat Clasp in Silver by Friedrich Linden. Obverse 2 This Nahkampfspange in Silver made by Friedrich Linden.More

Tank Assault Badge Schauerte & Höhfeld, silver grade. Made from nickel silver, the badge, despite showing signs of wear, is in excellent condition, with a beautiful patina that adds to its unique look.More

General Assault Badge by Rudolf Karneth & Söhne Made from die stamped zinc- hollow. The manufacturer is Rudolf Karneth & Söhne, Gablonz an der Neisse. The badge is in excellent condition, retaining its full silver finish.More

General Assault Badge Made during the mid-war period from stamped zinc. Though unmarked, it is attributed to the renowned Berlin-based manufacturer, Paul Meybauer.More