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MEDALS - 091 - 27200C - Black Wound Badge

This Black Wound Badge is the hollowed-back type. It has a perfect black coating over its surfaces. It depicts an ovaled laurel wreath ribbon, with crossed swords, having a helmet superimposed with mobile swastika centered. A very fine badge here.
Mint (27200-C) $95.00

MEDALS - 092 - 27268 - Black Wound Badge

This Black Wound Badge is the hollowed-back type. It has an outstanding black surface throughout, which appears to be at least 99%. The badge is an oval shape, with laurel wreath border. In the center are two crossed swords, with a superimposed helmet and swastika. Nice looking badge here. Near Mint (27268) $85.00(#071708)

MEDALS - 093 - 27270 - Silver Wound Badge

This Silver Wound Badge is the style which is made of a white metal base. It marked on the reverse with the number raised out, “65”. The badge is oval shaped, with a laurel wreath around its border. There are crossed swords in the center, with a superimposed helmet, having a raised out swastika. Most of the silver finish has gone to time, but some still remains.Excellent (27270) $95.00

MEDALS - 094 - 27202C - Silver Wound Badge

This Silver Wound Badge is the style that has a solid zinc-style base. It details a pair of crossed swords with a helmet, having raised swastika superimposed. The ovaled shape badge has a border of oak leaves. On the reverse there is a straight pin, however, the lower catch has gone to time. There is also some scratching on the reverse of this badge, which could be the original owner’s name and his serial number. It looks like German scratching, not American.Excellent, Minus (27202C) $40.00

MEDALS - 095 - 27039 - Silver Wound Badge

This Silver Wound Badge is the heavier type, having a brass base. Most of the silver plating is worn from this example, and appears to have only about 10% of the original surface remaining. The badge still has good detail, however. It is an oval shape, having a border wreath of laurel leaves. In the center is a set of crossed swords, over a superimposed helmet with raised out mobile swastika. A nice looking badge here. (27039) $85.00

MEDALS - 097 - 27203C - Second Class War Merit Cross with Swords

This Merit Cross is an early bronze strike. It is in the shape of a Maltese cross, having pebbled designs to each of the cross’ legs. The center area has two crossed swords, and superimposed over, is a round wreath with raised out swastika. The reverse is the same, having a date “1939”, replacing the swastika. The ring above holds an original ribbon, which is a satin type, having black center, with two border lines of white and red on each side. A fine example here.Excellent, Plus (27203-C) $55.00

MEDALS - 098 - 27277 - Second Class War Merit Cross with Swords

This Second Class War Merit Cross is one of the later zinc base type, but the bronze coating is still mostly all there, rating at about 98%. The Maltese cross has pebbled legs, with good detail, and in the center are crossed swords. Superimposed over the swords is a round wreath, with a raised out swastika. The motif is the same on the reverse, except that the swastika is replaced by the date “1939”. There is a ring at the top, to which is attached a fine satin lined ribbon. The ribbon is black in the center, having two lines on each side with red and white decoration. A fine example here.Excellent, Plus (27277) $55.00

MEDALS - 099 - 27274 - Russian Winter Medal with Ribbon

This Russian Winter Medal is the zinc gray color, being a round medallion about the size of 50¢ piece. The medallion portrays a half-open winged eagle, resting on an immobile swastika. Above the bird is a helmet positioned over a stick grenade. On the reverse, in German, is the purpose of the medal, “Winterschlacht/in osten/1931/42”. To the ring on the top, is attached the red satin lined ribbon. This ribbon has a stripe in the center with black, and two small white stripes running upward. Excellent, Plus (27274) $75.00

MEDALS - 100 - 27273 - Wound Merit Medal with Ribbon

This bronze medallion is about the size of a 50¢ piece. On the obverse, it portrays a Maltese cross, having pebbled legs, and a laurel wreath in the center, with raised out mobile swastika. The reverse has purpose of the medal, “Für/Kriegs-/verdienst/1939”. Attached to the ring at the top, is a satin ribbon having a black center, and two lines of white and red going out on each side. A fine looking example here.
Near Mint (27273) $50.00

MEDALS - 101 - 27278 - Entry to Czechoslovakia Medal with Ribbon

This Entry to Czechoslovakia Medal is about the size of a 50¢ piece. It is a fine bronze color, and on the obverse depicts to naked men carrying standartes. The men are positioned over an open winged eagle, with wreathed swastika. On the reverse, around the border of the medallion, is the slogan of the NSDAP, “Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer”, and in the center is the date the German’s entered the Czech Republic, “1 Oktober 1938”. Attached to the loop above, is the proper ribbon being red in the center, and having black outer lines. Excellent, Plus (27278) $125.00

MEDALS - 102 - 27271 - Waffen-SS/Army Assault Badge

This Army Assault Badge is a fine example, having good crisp details, and much of the silvered look still there. The badge is an oval shape, having an oak leaf border with acorns. At the top of the oval is a closed winged Wehrmacht eagle, clutching a mobile swastika. Scattered across the oval badge is a K-98 rifle, with strap and bayonet affixed. Outstanding badge here. On the reverse is the raised out maker marking, “S.H.u C. 1941”. The pin has a barrel hinge and a cup hook. The cup hook is bent over, and rather than straighten it, I think it is best to be left as is, as the cup could break off. A very nice medal here. Excellent, Plus (27271) $225.00

MEDALS - 103 - 24293 - DRL SILVER BADGE

This DRL badge has excellent silvering throughout its surfaces which are plated over a bronze base. There is some wear to the silvering on the higher edges, but it is still at about 98%. The oval badge depicts a wreath of overlapping oak leaves with a swastika at the bottom. The letters, "DRL" are cipher like, appearing to float in the center. The reverse of this badge is DRGM marked and has the maker marking, "Wernsteinjena". The pin is a narrow flat style.
Excellent Plus $125.00

MEDALS - 104 - 24294 - DRL GOLD BADGE

This Gold DRL Badge is the highest of these awards. There is lots of gild present over the bronze base being at least 50-60%. No doubt that this is a gold award. The badge consists of ovaled overlapping oak leaves with a mobile swastika at the bottom. In the open area between the wreath, are the floating letters, "DRL" in cipher-like depiction. The reverse of the badge is DRGM marked and has the maker mark, "Wernstein Jena". A hard to find DRL badge.
Excellent Plus $175.00

MEDALS - 106 - 24290 - SA SILVER SPORTS BADGE

The Silvered SA Sports Badge is more difficult to obtain than the bronze. This example features a round wreath of overlapping oak leaves. In the center is a mobile swastika with a superimposed Roman-like sword over the swastika. The silvering is nearly 100% having some age darkening in the lower areas. The reverse of this medal is stamped with maker markings, "W. Redo" and "Eigentum D. Obers / S.A. Fuhrung", "Saar". This is a fine badge.
Excellent Plus $225.00

MEDALS - 107 - 24291 - SA GOLD SPORTS BADGE

This SA Gold Sports Badge has lots of gilding remaining over the bronze base. The gilding is wearing thin on a couple of areas, but most of the original lacquer seems to still be there and it rates at about 90%. This badge consists of a round wreath of overlapping oak leaves which is open in the center. A "floating" mobile swastika is in the center of the wreath, and superimposed over it, is a Roman-like sword. Good detail throughout these surfaces. The reverse of this badge has various markings being, "Pechler", "S.A. Sportage", "Barngark / S.A.". Some of these markings are rather faint and I don't think that I have them totally right, but you can get the idea. This is a rarely seen original Gold Sports Badge. Not many of these were awarded.
Excellent Plus $325.00

MEDALS - 110 - 26585C - ENTRY INTO AUSTRIA MEDAL WITH “BOW TIE” STYLE RIBBON

The Entry Into Austria medal is about the size of a fifty-cent piece and it has a silvered finish. It depicts two naked men who are carrying standarts, one of which has a swastika on it. They are positioned over an open-winged eagle which carries a swastika. The reverse of the silver coin has the slogan “Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer”. In the center the date the Nazis moved into Austria, “13 März 1938". Attached to the ring is an interesting Entry Into Austria ribbon. It is the standard ribbon, being red with white, black and white edges. This ribbon, though, is tied into a bow tie format and has a standard safety pin attachment on the reverse. It is possible that this medal could have been worn by a woman, but I do not know. The bow tie configuration is absolutely original and is quite interesting. Excellent Plus Plus. $225.00

MEDALS - 113 - 26578C - CASED 18-YEAR SILVER POLICE AWARD

The case of this example is of green leatherette. The side portion of the case is broken and has been repaired. The rest of the case is still in good condition. The top surface has the silver embossing of the award. It is a wreath which encloses the number “18". The inside of the case base is a tan color velvet with a center separating portion having a notch for the placement of the medal’s ring. The medal itself is a beautiful silvered cross which has pebbling in its legs. In the center is a Police insignia raised out. This insignia consists of a wreath having an open-wing Police eagle superimposed over it clutching a wreathed swastika. The reverse of the cross has in five lines the purpose of the award for loyal service in the police. The award is accompanied by the original ribbon which has not been threaded through the loop. This ribbon is a blue ribbed style and it has a white stitched police eagle sewn to the surfaces. A very beautiful thing here, in top notch condition. Near Mint. $495.00

MEDALS - 114 - 26591C - LONG RANGE BOMBER CLASP

This Bomber clasp has wings that are formed of oak leaves going out from a center circle which is formed of laurel leaves. There is a swastika at the bottom of the circle. Placed in the center in the open pierced area is a bomb which has wings on its sides and also two wings on its tail. The detail is quite beautiful throughout this clasp. The reverse is marked “G.H. Osang/Dresden”. The pin on the back is a coke bottle shape that has a line running through the center. The pin is hinged on a barrel style device with a cup hook at the end. There is a dome head style rivet which retains the bomb device. A beautiful example here. Near Mint. $750.00

MEDALS - 115 - 26590C - LONG RANGE NIGHT FIGHTER CLASP

This Night Fighter clasp is quite beautiful. The center section is a dark silver color, being in a round circle with overlapping laurel leaves and swastika at the bottom. Outward are wing-like arms which are made of overlapping oak leaves and they are gilded. In the center of the open circle is a winged arrow which is directed downward. There is little wear to the surfaces of this medal. On the reverse, the pin is a coke bottle style, having some wear to the gilded surface. The hinge is a barrel type with a standard “c” clasp. There is a maker mark on the reverse which consists of a three-leaf clover having the initials “SD” inside. An outstanding, original example. Near Mint. $995.00

MEDALS - 117 - 26589C - GOLD DAY FIGHTER CLASP

This Day Fighter clasp appears to have been made of zinc base. The circular center has a ring of overlapping laurel leaves. There is a swastika in immobile position at the bottom. Running outward are triple sets of oak leaves in a ring-like manner. In the center is an arrow which is winged, pointing upward. This appears to have been made of silver. There are traces of original gilt throughout the recesses of this example on the obverse. On the reverse, there is more gilt and the pin is still all gilded. Because of the inferior base metal, most of this gilding came off. There is a rivet in the back which retains the arrow insignia. The pin is a horizontal coke bottle type which has a lined center. Stamped on the reverse is a large “A”. Excellent Plus. $850.00

MEDALS - 118 - 26592C - HEAVY DIVE BOMBER CLASP IN GOLD

This Heavy Dive Bomber clasp is a good looking medal. It is of quality construction. It features a circular motif in the center made of overlapping laurel leaves. At the bottom is in immobile swastika. Wing-like arms go outward on both sides and they are made of triple overlapping oak leaves. In the center open area, there is a bomb in silver which has wings on both sides and also wings on the back pin. The reverse of the medal is not marked. All of the gilding remains on the reverse and there is a rivet which retains the bomb part. The hinge is the barrel type and the pin is a horizontally mounted coke bottle shape with cup hook. A fine looking original example. Near Mint. $950.00

MEDALS - 120 - 26594C - BOMBER FLIGHT CLASP IN BRONZE

This Bomber Flight clasp is produced in a zinc base and most of the bronze finish has gone to time. It consists of an open circle in the center which is decorated with overlapping laurel leaves with an immobile swastika at the bottom. Outward going from the circle in a wing-like fashion are triple sets of overlapping oak leaves. In the center is a silvered bomb which is pointing downward, having wings on the bomb’s edges and the bomb’s rudder. The reverse of the badge has a rivet holding this bomb device. The reverse is marked “C.H. Osang/Dresden”. There is a barrel style hinge with coke bottle shape pin with center ridge line and cup hook. Good details to this badge, despite the fact the finish is gone. Excellent Plus Plus. $650.00

MEDALS - 121 - 2ND CLASS IRON CROSS WITH RIBBON

This Iron Cross is beginning to patina but it still has a very fresh appearance. I doubt that it was issued. The serrations are crisp and the points of the cross ends are still needlelike. Although it is unmarked the cross has a very highly vaulted center swastika as well as 1939 date. The ribbon is in choice mint condition being a satin lined type having red center with white and black lines which run outward on both sides. A very fine display piece. Mint (21854) $150.00

MEDALS - 122 - WAR MERIT MEDAL WITH RIBBON AND ISSUE PACKET

These medals consist of a round medallion form about the size of a fifty-cent piece. The round medallion has a stamping of the War Merit Cross without Swords on the obverse. This cross features a wreathed swastika in the center. The reverse has the slogan raised out, "Für / Kriegs - / Verdienst / 1939". The medal is accompanied by a ribbon which has a black center with red line running through it. Extending outward are lines of white and red on both sides. The medal comes with its original paper packet which has printed German language details of its contents on the outside. Mint (21859)(21860) $75.00

MEDALS - 123 - 27272 - Hitler Youth Shooting Badge

This bronze shooting badge is about the size of a quarter. It is vaulted in the center, and is actually staged. The outside of the badge features raised oak leaves running around the border. In the center area is a set of crossed rifles, and superimposed over the top, is an enameled Hitler Youth insignia complete with the colors of red, white, gold, and black swastika. This all rests upon an enameled black target. The reverse of the badge appears to have a period repair to the pin. There is lots of solder on it and it looks very old.
Excellent, Plus (27272) $125.00

MEDALS - 124 - 27275 - Army Driver’s Badge in Gold

This Army Driver’s Badge features a raised out steering wheel on a pebbled background. Around the background is a wreath of laurel leaves. This depiction is mounted to an army field gray wool background. At the reverse there is a paper style backing. A fine original badge here.
Excellent, Plus (#27275) $95.00 (#26265) $75.00

MEDALS - 126 - 27215 - Imperial Iron Cross Parade Mount Ribbon

This Iron Cross is the standard Imperial type, having good patination throughout. The serrated edges are still mostly crisp, and the black surface within is about 95%. At the top leg is a Prussian Crown raised out, and in the center is the raised out “W”. At the bottom is “1914”, and on the reverse bottom right, is the date of the Iron Cross’ inception, “1813”. This Cross is mounted on a metal parade mount, covered by a Iron Cross satin ribbon, consisting of black center lines and outer lines of white with black trim. A good looking mount here.
Near Mint (27215) $95.00



MEDALS - 127 - 27169 - 5th Class Japanese Rising Sun Order

This Order of the Rising Sun is quite beautiful, and is a really impressive medal. It has mostly the same motif on both sides. The upper part of the medal has a green leaf-like shape, having red berries above it. The leaf has a lot of writing in Japanese in gold. On the other side, the detail is basically the same, except there is no Japanese writing. The medal itself is a large sunburst item, about the size of a silver dollar. There are a lot of white enamel legs in the sunburst. In the center is a rounded red stone, which appears to possibly be glass. Above this is a loop for suspension from a ribbon. All of the enamel and other features of the medal are intact.
Near Mint (27169) $250.00

MEDALS - 128 - 27040 - Saarland Tinnie

This Saarland Tinnie is an 8-sided figure, which is in a nickel finish. In the center of the tinnie is a Political eagle, with half opened wings clutching a swastika, resting on a pedestal. The date on the pedestal is “1934”. Below this are shaking hands, and below this is, “Des/Deutschen/ehre ist Die/Treue”. Running around the perimeter of the medal is, “Deutsch ist die Saar”. This tinnie is a Party rally type item, which was meant to help Germany take back the Saarland from France. It is a good looking item, and not seen that often.
Excellent, Plus (27040) $75.00

MEDALS - 129 - 27121- Miniature Knight’s Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords

This Miniature Knight’s Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords is mounted to a ribbon, and has a stick pin for wearing on the lapel. I believe that it is an extremely rare miniature. It comes in the original “LDO” manila paper, and has the initials printed in black on the obverse. This medal shows age throughout, but no abuse whatsoever, and should be highly collectable. The ribbon is the satin lined copper type, and it is white in the center, with two lines of white and black bordering the edges. Looped over the ribbon are the oak leaves with the crossed swords. The detail is quite good to this miniaturized version of these rarely seen awards. There is a small loop which connects the Knight’s Cross piece to the upper oak leaves and swords. This Knight’s Cross has the silvered edges, the raised out swastika in the center, and the date “1939” on the bottom leg. The reverse of the Cross has the “1813” date on the bottom line of that side. The paint enamel is still all there. The pin is soldered to the back of the oak leaves and swords portion. This is really a great thing, that I believe to be totally original. A great item to wear on your sport jacket, at the coming Max show!
Excellent, Plus (27121) $1,495.00

MEDALS - 130 - 27118 - SS Members Lapel Stick Pin

This Stick Pin features a set of round SS runes. The runes are quite large measuring amount ½ inch in diameter. The surface of the runes button has black enamel, which has some chips in the surface, but all in all, the enamel rates at about 95%. The button features two silver circles which are around the diameter border, and of course, on the inside is the set of silvered SS runes. They are soldered to a pin. The pin has some serrations cut into its surfaces, so that it doesn’t slip out of the wearer’s lapel. A good item to display with some other SS militaria.
Excellent, Plus (27118) $395.00

MEDALS - 132 - 27122 - Bronze Non-Portable Nüremberg 1929 Party Day Shield

This Nüremberg Party Day Shield is in outstanding condition, being the type which originally came in a small case, and was to be displayed on a table. The 1929 rally was extremely important to Hitler, and only those who were high Party officials, received these shields. This example has wonderful detail to the upper border, featuring the medieval buildings of this favored city. In the center of the shield is an Imperial style helmet, with wreathed swastika on the helmet’s surface. There is a bird atop the helmet, simulating the old Imperial look, but the bird is a Party type. Beneath the helmet is the purpose of the award in three words, “Partei/Tag/1929”. Next to the bird is the date “1914”, and to the right of bird is the date “1919”, and the letters “NSDAP”. The reverse of the medal is stamped with the maker mark, “Hoffstetter Bonn”. A fine example here, which would look great with other political things. Excellent, Plus, Plus (27122) $795.00

MEDALS - 133 - 27095 - Silver Non-Portable Nüremberg 1929 Party Day Shield

This Party Day Shield is the non-portable type, that would have been in a case, and was to be displayed in the owner’s living room. This shield is the silver version, and it features the medieval buildings of Nüremberg at the top. Below this is the city name, and in the shield area, there is depicted a raised out German helmet with eagle atop, clutching a wreathed immobile swastika. The details to the bird and the helmet are outstanding. To the left, and right of the bird, are the dates “1914” and “1919”, “NSDAP”. At the bottom beneath the helmet is in three lines, raised out, “Partei/Tag/1929”. On the reverse of the badge is the maker mark, “F Hoffstatter/Bonn/800”.
Near Mint (27095) $895.00(#062408)

MEDALS - 134 - 27119 - Seven Award Ribbon Cluster Lapel Button Backed Pin

I have never seen a cluster like this, but what has been done is the seven awards, that this officer received, have had the ribbons miniaturized and all put together, staged so that each ribbon can be seen individually from the edges. At the top of the award is a crown over a set of crossed swords. The top ribbon also appears to be the Iron Cross. This is definitely an Imperial cluster, and must have been worn probably on the lapel of the original owner’s civilian jacket. There is a button on the reverse, which is marked, “Solide/meumeit”. A very nice award here, and something which the Imperial collector should easily be able to determine the medals received by the color of the ribbons.
Excellent, Plus, Plus (27119) $150.00

MEDALS - 135 - 27089C - Button Backed NSDAP Member Badge

This NSDAP Member Badge has excellent enamel throughout, having good colors to the red, white, and black swastika in the center. The enamel shows some usage over the surfaces, but there are no fractures. This badge has the button option on the reverse of it, and it is also marked “RZM M1/34”. It is rare to see these badges with button back.
Excellent, Plus (27089-C) $225.00

MEDALS - 136 - 27297 - NSDAP Membership Badge

This NSDAP Membership Badge has good enameled surfaces to the red, which, and black swastika. It does show usage, but there are no fractures. The reverse of this badge has the safety pin style catch, and is marked “RZM M1/72”.
Excellent, Plus, Plus (27297) $110.00

MEDALS - 137 - 27300 - NSDAP Membership Badge

This NSDAP Membership Badge has good color to the red, white, and black swastika. The enamel shows some usage across the surfaces, but there is no fractures. The reverse of the badge has the safety pin style catch, and it is marked “RZM M1/34”.
Excellent, Plus (27300) $125.00

MEDALS - 138 - 27293 - NSDAP Party Membership Badge

This NSDAP Party Membership Badge has enamel throughout, and good color to the red, white, and black swastika. These surfaces have just the slightest of wear noticeable. The reverse of the badge has the safety pin catch, and is marked “RZM M1/101”.
Mint, Minus (27293) $135.00

MEDALS - 139 - 27292 - NSDAP Button Backed Membership Badge

This NSDAP Membership Badge has all of the enamel present across its surfaces of red, white, and black swastika. It does show some wear, and there is a small “hit” just next to one of the swastika legs, but the enamel appears to still be there. The reverse of this badge has the button backed assembly. The button is marked on the reverse, “RZM M1/34”.
Excellent, Plus (27292) $175.00

MEDALS - 140 - 27301 - NSDAP Membership Badge

This NSDAP Membership Badge has excellent enamel to the red, white, and black swastika surfaces. There are no fractures anywhere. The reverse of the badge has the safety pin type catch, and it is marked “RZM M1/72”.
Excellent, Plus, Plus (27301) $125.00(#072108)

MEDALS - 141 - 27294 - NSDAP Membership Badge

This NSDAP Party Membership Badge has some fractures to the red, white, and black swastika enamel. There is a small chip of enamel out of one of the swastika legs, and also a little bit out of the red area. It still looks good, though, from the naked eye, and is a good display example. The reverse has the safety pin style catch, and is marked “RZM 1/13”.
Excellent, Minus (27294) $55.00

MEDALS - 143 - 27299 - NSDAP Membership Badge

This NSDAP Membership Badge is a fine example throughout. The enamel is all in good perfect condition, showing only the most nominal wear. These enamels have the fine red, white, and black swastika colors. On the reverse there is a safety pin style catch, and it is marked “RZM M1/72”. Near Mint (27299) $125.00

MEDALS - 144 - 27296 - NSDAP Membership Badge

This NSDAP Membership Badge shows some usage across the surfaces, and there are some cracks in the red, white, and black swastika enamel, but they cannot be seen without a loupe, and there is no material missing. The reverse of the badge has the safety pin style catch, and it is marked “RZM M1/127”. Excellent, Plus (27296) $85.00

MEDALS - 145 - 27298 - Unusual NSDAP Membership Badge

This NSDAP Membership Badge, at first glance, looks the same as the others, but with close examination, it has a specific area in the red, white, and black swastika enamel. This badge is marked “NSDAPL land off.”, and then there’s the name of what must be a area or town, “Hihserbpwegung”. The reverse has the safety pin catch, and there is no RZM markings on this badge. It has a nice vaulted appearance throughout, and exceptional enamel condition. A good one here, for collectors interested in these badges.
Excellent, Plus, Plus (27298) $125.00

MEDALS - 146 - 27302 - NSDAP Style Member Badge

This NSDAP Badge looks very similar to the normal examples, except it has black enamel instead of red, and the swastika is red instead of black. The field is the same. The enamel shows some usage across the surfaces, but there are no fractures or cracks. Around the black edge of the badge is “D.V.G.” “Westmark” “Lothr”. The reverse of the badge is nicely marked “W.Redo” “Saarlauter”. The pin is a standard safety pin type. Excellent (27302) $95.00(#071708)

MEDALS - 147 - 27304 - RAD Volunteer Badge

This RAD Volunteer Badge is very similar to a NSDAP Membership Badge, being about the same size, and having the red, white, and black enamel format. The difference is in the center, instead of a swastika, there is a shovel positioned between two wheat sheafs. In the red is the writing, “Freiwilliger/Arbeitsdienst”. This would indicate that the recipient was a volunteer in the RAD. The reverse of the badge has a safety pin style catch, and it is marked with the raised out letter “C”.
Near Mint (27304) $75.00

MEDALS - 148 - 27305 - RAD Helper Badge

This RAD Helper Badge is oval shaped and has the same enamel motif as the NSDAP Party Membership Badge. It has red, white, gold, and black enameled surfaces. In the center is a black shovel, with gold swastika positioned between two wheat sheafs. Around the badge in the red enamel portion, it says “Arbeits/Dank”. This would mean “Thanks for the Working”. The reverse of the badge has a safety pin style catch, and is marked “Ges.Gesch”. Excellent, Plus, Plus (27305) $50.00

MEDALS - 150 - 27308 - Day of The Wehrmacht Tinnie

This bronze struck Tinnie is approximately 1 ½ inches long by ¾ of an inch wide. It depicts a helmeted Wehrmacht soldier bust shown from the left side. The bust is positioned over the date “1939”. Below this is the “Tag/der Wehrmacht/Hirschberg”. This would indicate this tinnie was issued for a parade that celebrated the Day of the Army, in the town of Hirschberg.
Excellent, Plus (27308) $35.00(#071708)

MEDALS - 151 - 27306 - RVKD Tinnie

This RVKD Tinnie is about the size of a nickel, and it is struck of bronze. It shows a naked boy holding a shovel and a sapling tree. Apparently, the idea was to plant trees on this day. The tinnie has a safety pin like catch on the reverse, and there is no other markings.
Excellent (27306) $25.00

MEDALS - 152 - 27303 - Horticultural Pin

This Horticultural Pin is a round oval, which has a green enamel background, with a open winged eagle applied to the enamel surface. The eagle has a raised out mobile swastika at his breast, looking similar to a sports eagle. The silver writing around the border of the enamel is, “Reichsbund Deutscher Kleingartner”. This badge has a safety pin style catch on the reverse, and it is made by the firm of “Wilh. Deumer Lüdenscheid”. A nice looking pin here. Apparently, the Nazis had a party sanctioned gardening group.
Excellent, Plus (27303) $95.00

MEDALS - 153 - 24685 – IMPERIAL RIBBON BAR WITH TWO MEDALS

This Imperial ribbon bar features an Iron Cross medal and a Hindenburg medal, both from WWI. The Iron Cross is nicely patinated and has good detail throughout, with 100% black to its surfaces. The serrations are still crisp and the silvered portions of the cross have black tarnish. The loop is maker-marked. The Hindenburg cross is the usual bronze type and bears the dates 1914 – 1918. The backing ribbons are the black and white striped type for the Iron Cross and the red, black and white striped variety for the Hindenburg Cross. The reverse of the metal bar is trimmed in red wool with a brass pin running horizontally. Nice ribbon bar here. Excellent Plus $95.00

MEDALS - 154 - 24686 – ENTRY INTO CZECHOSLOVAKIA WITH RIBBON

This Czech Entry medallion is a fine bronze strike. It shows a little bit of age in the surfaces, but not a lot of wear. The medallion is about the size of a fifty cent piece and depicts two naked men with flags standing on top of an open-winged eagle with swastika. The reverse of the coin has the date the Nazis entered Prague, “1 Oktober 1938”. The perimeter of the medallion has the NSDAP slogan raised out, “Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer”. Attached is the original ribbon. The ribbon is ribbed and does show a little bit of fraying here and there. It has a red center with two black outer lines.
Excellent Plus $110.00

MEDALS - 155 - 24326 – CASED ENTRY TO CZECHOSLOVAKIA

The case of this Czech Entry medal is a beautiful brownish purple leatherette. It features a golden open winged eagle with swastika on the obverse top. The eagle is 100% and all there. The push in button is a steel magnetic type. The inside lid is padded satin. The bottom of the case has a fine deep purple color velvet covering. It has a slot which accommodates the round medallion style medal, that features the two naked men with swastika banners behind them and an open winged eagle and swastika below them. The reverse of the medallion coin has the slogan of the NSDAP, “Ein Reich, Ein Führer, Ein Volk.” and it is dated, “1 October 1938”. The accompanying ribbon is attached to the medal being red in the center and having black striped lines on the edges. The ribbon has a pin in the reverse. Also accompanying this award is the castle bar which can be affixed to the ribbon. This bar and medal are in pristine mint condition. Accompanying this great example is a ribbon bar which also has the castle bar attached to it, which would have been worn on the uniform for dress. A great combination here and choice condition throughout.
Near Mint $295.00

MEDALS - 156 - 24379 – CASED NSDAP 25 YEAR SERVICE AWARD

The case of this NSDAP Award is a red leatherette style box which has a silver embossed “25”, with a gear-like wheel around it. The inside of the box is lined with dark red felt. The bottom of the box has the same lining with a center slot that holds the medal and ribbon in place. The medal consists of a silver Maltese style cross which has a large immobile black enameled swastika in the center. The legs are connected by overlapping oak leaf wreaths. There is a blue ribbed ribbon which has a pin on the reverse of it. The silvering to the medal shows a little bit of wear, but overall, this is a fine example. The box also shows only minor wear.
Excellent Plus $135.00

MEDALS - 157 - 24378 – ENTRY TO CZECHOSLOVAKIA MEDAL

This Czech Entry medal appears to be an early quality strike having choice brass like surfaces. The medallion is about the size of a fifty-cent piece and it depicts two naked men with standartes. The standartes have swastikas and there is an open winged eagle with swastika below. The reverse of the medallion has the date of entry into Czechoslovakia, “1 October 1938”, and the slogan of the Nazi Party, “Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer”. There is a red ribbed ribbon with two black outer stripes. A very fine example.
Excellent Plus, Plus $125.00

MEDALS - 158 - 24375 – 2ND CLASS IRON CROSS WITH RIBBON

This Iron Cross shows some patination throughout, but the serrations are still crisp. The black background appears to be all there throughout with the raised swastika in the center and the date, “1939”. The reverse of the medal does have a little flaking of the black coating at the top leg, as well as the bottom leg. The carrying ring of the Iron Cross is maker marked, “3”. There is a fine original ribbon being the ribbed satin type having red center with edges of black and white stripes. A good display example.
Excellent Plus $110.00

This Hindenburg Cross is of good quality bronze and it depicts a Maltese style Cross with wreath in the center and crossed swords being positioned between the legs of the Cross. Inside a raised center wreath, are the dates “1914” through “1918”. The reverse of this cross is marked with the initials “B. H. /L.” The original ribbon is attached. It is ribbed and has a red center stripe with stripes of black, white, and black running out each side. Near mint $25.00

MEDALS - 161 - 25374 – LARGE NSDAP GOLDEN PARTY BADGE

This Large Golden Party Badge is the 30.5 mm size. It has an enameled center which features a mobile black swastika on a white field. The swastika is bordered with silver lines. The ring around the swastika is red enamel, having the slogan “Nationalsozialistische D.A.P.”. As is the case with proper large Golden Party Badges, the “o” letter in the “soz” word is rounded. The red ring is also bordered in silver and the ending ring is white enamel. Enclosing the badge is a golden wreath of oak leaves. These oak leaves are the proper type, having edges which form the outer ring of the Party Badge, not a rim. On the reverse, the pin is a standard safety type and it is marked with a producer “Dreschler & Sohn/München 9”. Beneath this, is the five digit party number of the original recipient. At the top is stamped, “Ges. Gesch.”. This Party Badge shows a little normal wear, but all details are complete and it is in excellent condition. A very desirable original. It comes with a written authenticity guarantee from medals expert, Jamie Cross. Excellent Plus Plus. $3,395.00

MEDALS - 162 - 25365 – FIRST CLASS IRON CROSS

This First Class Iron Cross is an outstanding example, still having sharp corners and good serrations. The black coating is in totally perfect condition. It features a vaulted mobile swastika in the center, and on the bottom leg, is the date “1939”. The pin is a flat, coke bottle style with double barrel hinge and cup hook. There are no markings on this Iron Cross. The silvering still has a good, bright tone to it on the front and the back. An outstanding display example here. Near Mint. $475.00

MEDALS - 163 - 25371 – SILVER WOUND BADGE

This Silver Wound Badge is the solid type and it has outstanding silver plating throughout. The silvering looks to still be close to 100%. This badge shows only the most nominal of wear. It features an oval wreath of overlapping laurel leaves. In the center, there are crossed swords with a German helmet placed over them and a mobile swastika superimposed on the helmet. The reverse of the badge features a straight pin having barrel hinge and cup hook. It is difficult to find silvered examples in this fine of a condition. Near Mint. $195.00

MEDALS - 164 - 25372 – RUSSIAN WINTER MEDAL WITH RIBBON

This Russian Winter Medal is in exceptional condition. It features its original gray toned center with silver highlights. The medal is about the size of a fifty cent piece and it depicts a nicely formed, vaulted Wehrmacht eagle looking to the viewer’s right and clutching an immobile swastika. Atop the medallion is a silvered helmet and stick grenade. On the reverse, the top is the same, however, the purpose of the medal is raised out in German, “Winterschlacht/imosten/1941/42”. At the bottom of the badge is a sword and laurel wreath. Attached to the loop is the proper ribbon, being a red ribbed type with center stripe of black with two white edges. An exceptional example here that appears in un-issued condition.
Mint. $135.00

This Bronze Mother’s Cross is a beauty throughout. The Cross’ legs reflect fine blue, gold, and white enamel surfaces and they are in perfect condition. The center area has a mounted medallion-like device, which has an immobile swastika in the center with black enamel and white background. Around the medallion is raised out printing being the purpose of the medal, which in German says the ”German Mother”. The reverse of the award has its date of inception, “16 Dezember 1938”, and it has a facsimile Hitler signature. The original ribbon is attached. It is the long type, being ribbed and having a blue lined center with lines of white, blue, white running out each side. A very fine example here. Near mint $115.00

MEDALS - 166 - 24921 – Deutsches Frauenwerks Pin

This Deutsches Frauenwerks pin is a triangular shape measuring approximately 1 inch. The triangle area is covered with black enamel and depicts a silvered “life” rune having a sunwheel swastika above it. At the top of the triangle are the words, “Deutsches Frauenwerks”. These pins were apparently worn by women who worked getting donations for the Party. The reverse of the pin has silver finish with the markings “RZM M1/102”. The pin is a safety pin type mechanism. These pins are not easy to find and this one remains in excellent condition with no breaks to the enameling. Excellent, Plus $150.00

MEDALS - 168 - 24308 – World War I Black Wound Badge Stickpin

This stickpin depicts an open style World War I Wound Badge. The early style helmet is shown positioned over crossed swords with hollow back. The oval wreath features overlapping laurel leaves. The pin is a shorter style, and it appears to be a brass base. A nice looking lapel pin here, not seen too often. Near mint $40.00

MEDALS - 169 - GAU APPELL TINNIE

This Gau Appell tinnie is a hollow-backed item struck from brass. It is beautifully detailed showing a perched closed winged eagle atop a mobile swastika. On either side of the bird's head is the raised out printing, "Gau Appell". On the swastika center is the date, "1933", and below the swastika running along the shield shaped edges of this tinnie, is the town, "Halle - Merseburg". To the left of the bird's detailed talons are Gothic style buildings, and to the right, is what looks like a church with a tall steeple. A nice looking tinnie here.
Near Mint (22491) $50.00

MEDALS - 170 - HINDENBURG MEDAL WITH RIBBON

This Hindenburg medal is the typical Iron Cross depiction with swords running through and raised out wreath in the center. It has the dates 1914 through 1918. It is complete with its original ribbon. These medals were presented to all World War I veterans.
Mint (22360) $25.00

MEDALS - 171 - WEST WALL MEDAL WITH RIBBON

This medal is a later strike being a zinc base. It is an oval disk form having oak leaves around the perimeter. The top of the award displays an open winged Party eagle with wreathed mobile swastika. The bird is positioned over a shovel and a sword, which is in turn, atop a large bunker depiction. These medals were given to participants who worked on the construction of the West Wall. It comes complete with its original ribbed ribbon which is a yellow gold color with white stripes on each edge.
Excellent Plus (22365) $40.00- With ribbon and packet (#21820A)-$95.00

MEDALS - 179 - 25319 – Brass Swastika Pin

This Brass Swastika Pin is probably a “tinnie”, but I do know for sure. It is about one inch square, and is a good quality item, being in the shape of an immobile swastika, and having a brass finish. The top upper leg of the swastika, and the lower bottom leg, have the date, “1 Marz/1935”. There are some signs that this swastika may have been a silver color at one time. It now is down to the brass. The reverse has a standard safety pin style catch, and it is stamped, “Deschler/München 9”. This is a great display item, to put with some other political memorabilia. Excellent, Plus $85.00

MEDALS - 185 - WAR MERIT MEDAL WITH RIBBON

This is an early strike of the round medallion style War Merit medal. The bronze is highly detailed throughout. The medallion is about the size of a quarter and it depicts a War Merit Cross in the center area. The Cross has a raised out swastika. The reverse of the medallion has the purpose of the award in German, "For War Service, 1939." The ribbon is a ribbed satin having a small red stripe in the center, edging out to a black, white and red stripe on both edges. Nice looking medal here.
(#18265) $35.00

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