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A matching and desirable variation for collectors! The blade on this one looks great! The "AWS Alcoso Solingen" maker mark is beautifully executed! The crossgrain is stunning running the full length of the blade! The tip comes to a perfect point. The blade rates an easy Exc++. It shows a bit of clouding. The brown leather buffer pad remains intact. ... Read and See More

A SS-Allgemine Schirmmütze by Clemens Wagner. The visor is original the eagle and Totenkopf are 1980’s RZM SS 360/42 reproductions. It is constructed out of black wool, with white wool piping. Attached to the obverse is a reproduction eagle and Totenkopf. One prong on each is broken off. To each side is a peened on multi-piece steel black enamel painted ... Read and See More

A Deutsches Kreta Ärmelbänd. The Kreta Cufftitle, introduced on October 16th 1942, was a campaign award for the battle for the Island of Crete, which began on May 20th 1941. It is constructed out of a yellow machine embroidered rayon to a white cotton base. The obverse reads, in yellow; “KRETA” flanked by two “acanthus” designs one to either side and ... Read and See More

A beautiful Heer Cloth Deutsches Kreuz in Gold. The cross is constructed out of a multi-piece construction, which consists of; a green felt and glued black paper backing base, that is behind a white silk over cotton roundel and black cotton stitching over a cardboard cutout swastika which is all behind hand embroidered flatwire and multicolored cotton threads. The roundel ... Read and See More

Here’s a nice untouched piece. Blade is nice but has some roughness to the “cutting” surface like maybe someone rubbed it on a rock or hit it on a hard surface. It’s not sharpened. It has some heavy runner marks that improve as you get to the “Otter” maker mark. No stains and just the lightest of age. ... Read and See More

Here we have a Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939 that was awarded to recognize outstanding service by civilians in connection with the war effort (primarily those working in war factories). It is constructed out of a die struck tombak base that has been bronze washed. The round shaped obverse features an embossed 1st class war merit cross without swords on a smooth background with ... Read and See More

A Diplomatisches Schirmmütze für Offiziere by Clemens Wagner. It is constructed out of black-blue doe skin wool, with silver aluminum wire piping. Attached to the obverse is a silver aluminum/flatwire bullion Diplomatic cap eagle and a silver aluminum/flatwire, black and red rayon, bullion cockade and wreath. To each side is a peened on multi-piece aluminum/steel ... Read and See More

Here we have a Cased Type C Fallschirmschützenabzeichen der Luftwaffe by Gebruder Wegerhoff, Lüdenscheid! The Luftwaffe Paratrooper Badge was awarded to those who had successfully completed the paratrooper training course, consisting of physical and psychological tests along with six qualifying parachute jumps. The two-piece construction badge features a die struck tombak based and fire gold gilded eagle with ... Read and See More

Beautiful detail and beautiful silver wash! This RLB hanger is made out of a dark blue/black pebbled leather along with multiple pieces of die struck alloy that have been silver washed. The clips, bands and buckles all depict a decorative oak leaf and acorn design. The two clips and back piece are all marked "D.R.G.M.". The ... Read and See More

Here's a nice deluxe set with beautiful details throughout! The die struck buckles, back clip and bands are made out of zinc that has been burnished to the backgrounds and depict oak leaves and acorns throughout. The two bottom clips are D.R.G.M. marked. The cloth is in near perfect condition, with all of its stitching The reverse ... Read and See More

Here's a nice rare set of custom hangers! The die struck buckles, back clip and bands are aluminum and depict beautiful oak leaf details throughout. The two bottom clips are zinc based and have been silver washed. The obverse stitching and flatwire are in excellent condition with no fraying! The reverse felt is also in excellent condition! Hard to come ... Read and See More

Here's a nice rare set of Railway hangers! The die struck buckles, back clip and bands are silver washed zinc and depict beautiful oak leaf details throughout. The two bottom clips are zinc based and have been silver washed. The obverse stitching and flatwire are in excellent condition with no fraying! The reverse felt is also in excellent condition! Hard ... Read and See More

This piece is constructed out of a single piece of blackened leather that has been folded over a steel d-loop and held together by a steel black painted rivet. The leather has two exterior pressed decorative lines running through the length of it. A nice piece to add to your hanger/ dagger! ... See More

This is truly a nice quality example of a National War Flag! This piece is constructed of a cotton base that has been stitched together and printed in the national colors: red, black and white. The obverse of the flag depicts an off centered mobile swastika on a white round backing, with four white and black lines running to its ... Read and See More

A DRL (National Socialist League of the Reich for Physical Exercise/Nationalsozialistischer Reichsbund für Leibesübungen) Breslau Gymnastics and Sports Festival Badge 1938. It is constructed out of a die struck nickel-silver base that has been silver washed and black burnished. The round obverse features a centrally placed mobile swastika above the chest of a DRL closed winged eagle and ... Read and See More

Here we have a 12-Jährige Dienstzeit in der Wehrmacht (3. Klasse). The 12 Year Army Long Service (3rd Class) was awarded for 12 years of good standing military service. It is constructed out of a die stamped steel base that has been gold gilded. The round shaped obverse depicts, in gold; a national closed winged Heer eagle, clutching a swastika in its ... Read and See More

A great piece by Eickhorn! The blade on this one has been cleaned hard. It's bright and shows some evidence of pitting that's been polished out. There's just minor evidence of crossgrain left. It has a beautifully executed, dark stamped Over-the-shoulder "Original Eickhorn Solingen" maker mark! It has a perfect tip and solid fit. The blade on this one rates ... Read and See More

Love when you see these lighter toned Suhl grips! Nice! An Early Model 1933 SA Dagger (Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch) by Haenel of Suhl. The blade on this one looks good. The acid etched “Alles für Deutschland” motto and “Haenel C.G. Suhl Waffen ‐ u. Fahrrad-Fabrik” maker mark are both dark, crisp and beautifully executed! The crossgrain is quite nice! The tip ... Read and See More

Here we have a Spange zum Eisernen Kreuz 2. Klasse (Wiederholungsspange) with no veins by B.H. Mayer of Pforzheim. The 2nd Class Spange to the Iron Cross 1939 was awarded to individuals who has received the 2nd class Iron Cross in WWI and would have earned the 2nd Class Iron Cross in WWII. It is constructed out of a die struck ... Read and See More

Here's a rare and awesome set! The buckles, two bands, two clips and back connecting piece are made out of a metal alloy. The two bottom clips have decorative pebbles and lines. They are both in well working order. The black felt and silver flatwire look excellent with no fraying or thread loss! A super set here for the taking! ... See More

Ok guys here is a very interesting dagger for someone who appreciates the history of these things! Completely textbook Herder, the blade has been cleaned yet still shows some age freckling. I say that and the etching remains all intact and the blade retains it's full size. The motto is correctly placed on the blade and reflects the specific attributes ... Read and See More

A Bandenkampfabzeichen in Silber (Type 4) by C. E. Juncker of Berlin! The badge was instituted January 30th 1944 and was awarded to the Whermacht, Ordnungspolizei and Waffen SS for 50 days (75 days for Luftwaffe) of deployment against partisan activity behind German lines. It is constructed out of a die struck, zinc-alloy base that has been silver washed. The obverse features; a centrally ... Read and See More

A Schirmmütze Heeres General by Erel. It is constructed out of the highest quality field grey doe skin wool, with a dark green center band and gold bullion piping. Attached to the obverse is a die stamped, aluminum based, gold gilded army generals cap eagle and multi piece cockade and wreath. To the sides are two peened on multi ... Read and See More

Alcoso made a nice Hunting Cutlass and this one is no exception. The fittings are all silver plated mounts. The fittings all have light period wear to the high areas. The quality triple etched and plated cutlass blade overall measures almost 14". This is a large weapon having a most impressive look to it. The pommel cap is very detailed having ... Read and See More

Here we have a wonderful example of a LDO cased, screwback Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse by L/56 (Funcke & Bruninghaus of Lüdenscheid). The 1st Class Iron Cross was awarded to those who had received the 2nd Class Iron Cross and preformed 3-5 acts of bravery in the face of the enemy, or actions that were clearly above and beyond the call ... Read and See More

A set of Wehrmacht Heer Panzertruppe Kragenspiegel. They are constructed out of a tan lacquered buckram base that has been covered in a glued on black wool that has pink waffenfarbe piping to the exterior. The each have a die stamped steel based and silver washed Danziger style skull and crossbones that are each attached with three prongs. They show ... Read and See More

A beautiful dual marked private purchased Silber Spanien-Kreuz mit Schwertern by L/16 – Steinhauer & Luck of Lüdenscheid. The Silver Spanish Cross with Swords was awarded to those who had at least moderate combat experience, having participated in decisive battles. It is a multi-piece construction made out of a die struck tombak base that has frosted highlights and was finished in ... Read and See More

The German Cross is known by collectors today to be one of, if not the most, stunning and desirable award to have in their collection! We have here a Deutsches Kreuz in Gold (DKiG) by Otto Klein & Co., Gmbh Hanau. The Gold German Cross was awarded to military personnel to recognize repeated acts (6-8) of bravery or exceptional command in ... Read and See More

Always love when I get my own pieces back! Wow what a super, textbook, top-quality piece by GWL! The badge features a two-piece, tombak, gold gilded eagle and zinc silver plated/blackened wreath. The obverse depicts a bright gold gilded diving Luftwaffe eagle, clutching a swastika within its talons, and is surrounded by a blackened/silver laurel/oak leaf wreath. ... Read and See More

Always love when I get my own pieces back! Well guys I rescued this one from a sad place. When I got it the leather was all dried up and only about 50% was intact. After looking at the handwork on it I decided it was worth the time and expense of sending it to a professional restorer. The Emil Voos ... Read and See More

Always love when I get my own pieces back! Nice dagger by a harder maker to find. A small rough spot to the edge that I have clearly show but that's it, certainly is NM. The stamped small Puma maker mark I believe is the 1st they used. The blade is perfectly seated through its large original brown leather washer ... Read and See More

A 30mm diameter alloy medal, with a clasp to its top through which is fed a ring for its ribbon. To the obverse face of the medal is what appears to be a peacock above a Baltic cross, with olive or laurel branches arching up either side, and three-lobed flowering Paulownias to the base of each branch. To the reverse ... Read and See More

Ok, this is one for the advanced collector! It is a great example that hardly ever shows up and most guys know little to nothing about these. These are rare, and were only produced for a few short months before production switched to the pure 1st model luft. Whitmann speaks to this dagger specifically in chapter 3 of his Luftwaffe reference. ... Read and See More

Well these always turn heads. This one was just recently purchased from a Canadian collector. Blade is a nice unmarked example. It has nice crossgrain with no excuses. The motto is well executed with a grey frosting. It rates Exc++/NM. Blade to crossguard fit is excellent. Original crossguards are the nickel plated type and are in near perfect condition. ... Read and See More

Rating a 10 out of 10 on the McSarr rarity scale, sometimes rarity trumps condition! A decent early example at a fair price! The blade on this one has lots of scuffs, evidence of cleaning or buffing and hard cleaning. It has a perfect fit and perfect tip! The blade rates an VG. The steel based undented brown scabbard’s anodized finish ... Read and See More

Here we have a Spange zum Eisernen Kreuz 2. Klasse (Wiederholungsspange) by J. E. Hammer & Sohne of Geringswalde. The 2nd Class Spange to the Iron Cross 1939 was awarded to individuals who has received the 2nd class Iron Cross in WWI and would have earned the 2nd Class Iron Cross in WWII. It is constructed out of a die struck nickel-silver base ... Read and See More

A beautiful Luftwaffe Cloth Deutsches Kreuz in Gold. The cross is constructed out of a multi-piece construction, which consists of; a green felt and glued black paper backing base, that is behind a white silk over cotton roundel and black cotton stitching over a cardboard cutout swastika which is all behind hand embroidered flatwire and multicolored cotton threads. The roundel ... Read and See More

Here we have a Bronze Infantry Assault Badge likely by Frank & Reif. It is constructed out of a die struck, zinc-alloy base that has been bronze washed. The oval shaped obverse depicts a rifle and bayonet below a Heer closed winged eagle clutching a mobile swastika within its talons. This is all surrounded by an acorn and oak leaf wreath ... Read and See More

This is an unmarked, full-back, zinc, die struck example. It has a crimped sheet metal hinge and steel pin. The question mark shaped catch is tombac. It shows some minor wear to the high areas but retails a great finish that is uncharacteristic of these badges 90% suffer zinc pest. ... See More

The General Assault badge was awarded to Army, Waffen-SS and Ordnungspolizei personnel who supported an infantry attack in three separate assaults but did not qualify for the Infantry Assault Badge. It is constructed out of a die struck zinc base that has been silver washed. The obverse depicts a closed winged eagle, clutching a mobile swastika within its talons, above ... Read and See More

Here we have a Silver Infantry Assault Badge by an unidentified maker. The oval badge is constructed out of a die struck, zinc-alloy base that has been silver wash. The obverse depicts a rifle and bayonet below a Heer closed winged eagle clutching a mobile swastika within its talons. This is all surrounded by an acorn and oak leaf wreath ... Read and See More

A Segelflugzeugführerabzeichen! The Glider Pilot Badge would be issued to soldiers and officials of the Luftwaffe after they completed their glider training and it entitled the owner to operate a glider out of a dedicated airport area. It is constructed out of a two-piece die struck zinc base that has been silver washed and black burnished. The obverse features ... Read and See More

SS 8 Year Long Service Medal! It is constructed out of a die struck bronze alloy base that has been factory darkened. The obverse of the round award features two centrally placed SS runes that are surrounded by an oak leaf and acorn wreath that is tied together at the bottom and all lies on a pebbled field. The reverse reads: " ... Read and See More

What a piece! It is made of a die struck, bronze alloy base that has been blackened. The obverse of the round award features two centrally placed SS runes that are surrounded by an oak leaf and acorn wreath that is tied together at the bottom and all lies on a pebbled field. The reverse reads: "Für Treue Dienste ... Read and See More

Silvered cross with teardrop loop. Complete with 5 cm wide tape full length, with silver thread hand embroidered SS runes in a black presentation case printed with silver runes, silk lined lid and burgundy velvet insert. Shown honest period wear. ... See More

Gilt cross with teardrop loop. Complete with 5 cm wide tape full length, with gold bullion thread hand embroidered SS runes. This shows honest period wear. ... See More

Here we have a zinc private purchase 1st Class War Merit Cross 1st Class by Wilhelm Deumer, Ludenscheid. The award is constructed out of a die struck zinc base that has been silver washed, less than 50% of the wash remains. The obverse depicts a pebbled Maltese style cross with a swas center. The reverse shows a full back, a soldered ... Read and See More

Here we have a cased matching Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern by Klein & Quenzer A.G. of Idar-Oberstein. The War Merit Cross with swords was awarded to military personnel for meritorious service above and beyond the call of duty (which needed not occur while facing the enemy). The award is constructed out of a die struck zinc base that has been ... Read and See More

A private purchased LDO Cased Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939 by L/12 – C. E. Juncker of Berlin! The Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 was the highest award made by Nazi Germany to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or outstanding military leadership during World War II. The award is constructed a die struck three-piece construction that has been soldered together. The ... Read and See More

Here we have a Kreigsmarine High Seas Fleet Badge by Rudolf Souval of Vienna! The Flottenkriegsabzeichen was awarded for service to the crews of battleships, cruisers and other supporting naval ships who met the specific award criteria (along with those who were killed in action). It is constructed out of a die-struck zinc base that has been gold gilded and ... Read and See More

Here we have a Rare Imperial Clamshell Screwback - Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse by Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid. The Imperial Iron Cross 1st Class was instituted on August 5, 1914 and was awarded to those who had received the 2nd Class Iron Cross and made significant sacrifice during the war. It is a multi-piece, die struck construction that has been soldered together. ... Read and See More

A Fallschirmschützenabzeichen der Luftwaffe by Steinhauer & Lück of Lüdenscheid. The Luftwaffe Paratrooper Badge was awarded to those who had successfully completed the paratrooper training course, consisting of physical and psychological tests along with six qualifying parachute jumps. The two-piece construction badge features a die struck zinc base gold gilded eagle with a die struck zinc based chemically ... Read and See More

Nicely patinaed example covered in nicotine. This one could use a good cleaning but I do like to leave this stuff how I find it! The 7 ¾ inch single fullered plated blade on this one looks great. The etched "E. Pack & Sohne Solingen" maker mark is nicely executed. The plating rated 99%+. The tip comes to a perfectly sharp point and the ... Read and See More

A nice one! It is constructed out of a black rayon base with machine embroidered yellow/bronze rayon stitching. The obverse features a NSRL/DRL eagle with closed wings behind a black mobile swastika, which is surrounded by a thin round border and all lies on a black base. It also reads: "BEVO - Wuppertal |. Ges. Gesch" to the very ... Read and See More

Here we have a 1st pattern Hilfs-Krankentrager Stretcher Bearers Armband! It is made out of an off-white cotton base that has a black machine embroidered cotton inscription. The obverse reads: "Hilfs-Krankentrager" (Stretcher Bearers) in black, which is surrounded by a black rectangular boarder and all lies on the white base. The top and bottom have reinforced stitching and the back ... Read and See More

Now here's one for the advanced collector. This is a rare early Anton Wingen crossguard, that is not even mentioned in Whitman's book I believe that only a handful have ever been spotted. The blade on this one looks ok. The fit is nice and tight, the tip comes to a nice point. Good crossgrain but there is age to ... Read and See More

Here we have a great unmarked example of the unknown maker: 1.05 IAB! The oval badge is a semi-hollow back, steel based, die struck and silver gilded example. The obverse depicts a rifle and bayonet below a Heer closed winged eagle clutching a swastika within its talons and is surrounded by an acorn and oak leaf wreath. The reverse of the ... Read and See More

The General Assault Badge (Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen) was awarded to Army, Waffen-SS and Ordnungspolizei personnel who supported an infantry attack in three separate assaults but did not qualify for the Infantry Assault Badge. It is constructed out of a die struck zinc base that has been silver washed with about 40% of the finish remaining. The obverse depicts a closed winged eagle, ... Read and See More

A nice unmarked one here by an unidentified maker to date. There is some evidence assigning this to Hermann Wernstein or Petz & Lorenz, regardless Weber calls it Unknown Maker 7.43 on pg 196 of his IAB reference. The Silver Infantry Assault Badge was awarded to foot infantrymen who had taken part in combat action on different days and met the required award ... Read and See More

Here we have a rare ‘smooth claw’ with loops Spange zum Eisernen Kreuz 2. Klasse (Wiederholungsspange) by L/13 - Paul Meybauer of Berlin. The 2nd Class Spange to the Iron Cross was awarded to individuals who has received the 2nd class Iron Cross in WWI and would have earned the 2nd class Iron Cross in WWII. It is constructed ... Read and See More

A beautiful type 3 Cloth Deutsches Kreuz in Gold by C. A. Westmann of Dresden. The cross is constructed out of a multi-piece construction, which consists of; a green felt and glued black paper backing base, that is behind a white silk over cotton roundel and black cotton stitching over a cardboard cutout swastika which is all behind hand embroidered flatwire ... Read and See More

Here we have a complete 1st Class War Merit Cross without Swords! It is made of a tombak base that has been die struck and silver washed. The obverse depicts a centrally placed wreathed swastika on a pebbled maltese style cross. The reverse shows a full back with a flat wire soldered catch, soldered block hinge and coke bottle shaped ... Read and See More

A nicely made example! It is constructed out of hand embroidered yellow cellon / rayon thread to a navy blue wool backing. The obverse depicts a Kreigsmarine eagle with outstretched wings clutching a wreathed swastika within its talons, above a blue backing. It measures approximately 4 inches wide by 1 5/8 inches tall. It retains beautiful colors and detail! Some great handwork went into ... Read and See More

The 100 measures approximately 7 1/8 inches wide by 3 1/2 inches tall, the 20 measures approximately 6 1/4 inches wide by 3 1/8 inches tall, coins vary. ... See More

Get them all! "Sammelwerk Nr. 15 Adolf Hitler". Group 63: : 2, 8, 25, 30, 35, 48, 61, 75, 79, 104, 118, 146, 158, 169, 173, 190. Black and white print. It measures approximately 4 3/4 inches wide by 6 3/4 inches tall. Just the ones you need to complete the book?! ... See More

Here we have a Cased example of a rare, 4 prong “Prinzen” Spange zum Eisernen Kreuz 2. Klasse 1939 (Wiederholungsspange) by Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid. The 2nd Class Spange to the Iron Cross 1939 (Repetition Clasp) was awarded to individuals who has received the 2nd Class Iron Cross in WWI and would have earned the 2nd Class Iron Cross in WWII. It is ... Read and See More

Here we have a Model 1933 SA Dagger (Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch) by RZM M7/27 (Pumawerk (Lauterjung & Sohn), Solingen). The blade on this one looks excellent! The acid etched "Alles fur Deutschland" motto and "RZM M7/27" maker mark are both dark, crisp and beautifully executed! The crossgrain looks great. The tip comes to a perfectly sharp point and the ... Read and See More

A very rare award! In honor of Dr. Fritz Todt’s Prize (Leader of the Organization Todt) memory, Hitler instituted the Dr. Fritz Todt Prize on November 12th 1943, as an award to industrial inventors/civil/engineering personnel who had made a significant contribution in furthering the war effort. The award is constructed out of a die struck zinc alloy base ... Read and See More

Here we have a rare variation Kriegsmarine Abzeichen für Blockadebrecher attributed to Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid. The Navy Blockade Runner Badge was awarded to non-military and later military personnel who gave service on auxiliary or merchant vessels employed in military duties which broke through the British sea blockade on Germany. It is constructed out of a die struck ... Read and See More

A fine Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen here! The Silver Infantry Assault Badge was awarded to foot infantrymen who had taken part in combat action on different days and met the required award criteria. It is constructed out of a die struck zinc base that has been silver washed. The oval shaped obverse depicts a rifle and bayonet below a Heer closed winged eagle ... Read and See More

Here we have a zinc based, die struck and silver washed General Assault Badge by and unidentified maker. The obverse depicts a closed winged eagle, clutching a swastika within its talons, above a crossed model 24 grenade and K98 bayonet. This is then all surrounded by an oak leaf and acorn wreath. The reverse shows a semi-hollow back with a round ... Read and See More

I love the Hermann Aurich configuration badges! This piece is a full-back die struck, zinc based, silver washed example. The obverse depicts a rifle and bayonet below a Heer closed winged eagle clutching a mobile swastika in its talons and is surrounded by an acorn and oak leaf wreath that is tied together at the bottom. The reverse of the ... Read and See More

Here we have a nice rare Model 1933 SA Dagger (Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch) by J. Dirlam & Söhne of Solingen. The blade on this one is beautiful! The dark and crisp acid etched “Alles fur Deutschland” motto and “J. Dirlam & Söhne Solingen” manufacturer’s mark are both beautifully executed! The full crossgrain shines wonderfully in the light! The fit is nice ... Read and See More

Get them all! "Sammelwerk Nr. 15 Adolf Hitler". Group 65: 4, 11, 26, 31, 36, 49, 62, 76, 86, 96, 115, 123, 131, 143, 151, 159, 164, 170, 191. Black and white print. It measures approximately 4 3/4 inches wide by 6 3/4 inches tall. Just the ones you need to complete the book?! ... See More

Here we have a wonderful example of a matching, private purchased, cased, screwback Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse by L/54 (Schauerte & Höhfeld of Lüdenscheid). The 1st Class Iron Cross was awarded to those who had received the 2nd class iron cross and preformed 3-5 acts of bravery in the face of the enemy, or actions that were clearly above and ... Read and See More

A 2nd Pattern Das Schnellbootkriegsabzeichen by C. Schwerin & Sohn of Berlin! The Fast Attack Craft War Badge was awarded to worthy individuals who had served in twelve combat engagements on fast attack craft or torpedo boats, other special circumstances may grant the award as well. The S-Boat Badge design was changed on January 28, 1943, from the earlier 1st pattern (S-30 boat) ... Read and See More

A Kriegsabzeichen für Hilfskreuzer by Friedrich Orth of Wein. It was awarded for a proven successful long distance operation on an Auxiliary Cruiser (or supply ships that supported them). It is constructed out of a die struck zinc base that have been gold gilded and black burnished. The oval shaped obverse features a man standing in a Viking long ... Read and See More

This is an unmarked, full-back, zinc, die struck example. It has a crimped sheet metal hinge and steel pin. The question mark shaped catch is tombac. It shows some minor wear to the high areas but retails a great finish that is uncharacteristic of these badges 90% suffer zinc pest. ... See More

The envelope measures approximately 6 1/4 inches wide by 4 1/2 inches tall, stamps vary. ... See More

Here we have an early, 1st Pattern - Spange zum Eisernen Kreuz (Wiederholungsspangen) 1939 by Boerger & Co. of Berlin. The 1st Class Spange to the Iron Cross (Repetition Clasp) 1939 was awarded to those who has already received the Imperial 1st Class Iron Cross and earned the 1st Class Iron Cross again in WWII. It is constructed out of a die-struck tombak ... Read and See More