German WW2 Militaria

Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre on the bar. Silvered steel medal. Pin broken. More

Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1939 2. Klasse mit Schwertern, marked L/15 - Otto Schickle Pforzheim. An unique cross from the aforementioned manufacturer. All known crosses are made in brass. This late-zinc variant is still unknown on the collector's market, and this type of LDO L/15 marking not known before.More

Spanienkreuz in Bronze mit Schwertern. Steinhauer & Luck. In LDO case. Most likely a cross of the post-war issue, since there is an opinion among collectors that this company continued to issue awards for veterans after the war. The box is a late wartime issue. Perfect condition! More

NSDAP badge M1/42 RZM - Kerbach & Israel-Dresden. Zinc. This badge is the only one known to us made of zinc in a later war period, with this type of fastening and this type of stamp.More

Early Wound badge in silver - Verwundetenabzeichen 1939 in Silber - Friedrich Orth. Zinc. Marked L/14, very good condition, rare type. Excellent condition, frozen silver plated More

A Luftwaffe Short Range Day Fighter Clasp - Gold Grade - in zinc, with all the gold wash darkened. The pendant's hooks has been removed. Frontflugspange für Jagdflieger in Gold More

Extreme rare solid buntmetall Infanteriesturmabzeichen by Wiedmann, E. Ferd. Very unusual unmarked "Wiedmann" different from what we knew so far in that it features a directly soldered on buntmetall "?" shaped catch. A type of catch so far only seen on some early Nickle Silver hollow Wiedmann IAB's.More

Infanteriesturmabzeichen in Silber Linden, Freidrich (FLL). Hollow. Unmarked. Badge with perfectly preserved solid silvering. Hollow, die struck badge from the early war period, differs from the late one in thicker zinc with a soldered block hinge and hook in the non-ferrous metal.More

Skull cockade for the hat of the Latvian Waffen SS Volunteers.   Uncut, made from a piece of aluminium, most likely frontline work, like all known finished examples. Interesting to note that they did not manage to complete it due to any war or battle reasons. More