| REF# | Name | Description | Price(GBP) | Image |
| 8127 | NSDAP AH Golden Part Badge – copy | NSDAP AH Golden Part Badge – copy
Super detailed large size (30mm) NSDAP Golden Party Badge, rear is marked Ges Gesch and A.H. 30.01.39.
Housed in small red case
| SOLD |
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| 8126 | Polish WW2 Medal | Commemorative medal on ribbon
| SOLD |
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| 8125 | British Air Crew Europe Star – copy? | British Air Crew Europe Star – copy
Very nice detail
| SOLD |
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| 8124 | 1935 Nurnberg Party Rally Medal – copy | Heavy medal about 5 cm across. I suspect this to be a copy.
| £ 25 |
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| 8123 | Pioneer of Labour – copy | One of the rarest of badges with only 19 awards being recorded. This is a reasonable copy housed in large red card case.
| £ 65 |
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| 8122 | WW1 German Helmet | WW1 German Helmet
The classic WW1 coal scuttle German helmet in camouflage pattern.
I believe this to be genuine WW1 shell that has been restored/repainted a long time ago and with replacement liner.
Original maker mark and size just visible as ET64.
| SOLD |
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| 8121 | WW2 Silver Class Wound badge |
Genuine zinc wound badge with most silver finish remaining. Fully working pin and hook. Maker mark for Watchler and Lange just visible (100) above hook.
| £ 100 |
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| 8120 | German Army cap eagle | In aluminium for officers cap with 2 prongs and maker mark for Assmann just visible
| £ 45 |
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| 8100 | German Infantry Officer Cap | Officer cap with white piping.
This is a West German cap from around 1984 but with real Third Reich insignia.
Idel for re enactors.
Size 59 | £ 110 |
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| 8045 | IRON CROSS 1ST CLASS EK1 SILVER 1870 IN CASE | IRON CROSS 1ST CLASS EK1 SILVER 1870 IN CASE
This is a very attractive item being an 1870 FIRST Class cross in original fitted case. Although carrying no maker marks, it appears to be in real silver. The core is magnetic iron and the cross is convex.
There were only a handful or 1870 makers and this cross appears to be a private purchase replacement piece made in the 1890 – 1930 period. The case is the dark red/brown type with the usual purple velvet base and upper lid silk. The case is worn and has some staining to the silk and wear to the underside as though it has been stored somewhere damp for many years. The original 1870 struck crosses now command prices in many thousands of pounds and very rarely come up for sale so this one priced accordingly as an officer replacement type.
| £ 550 |
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