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You have always wanted one of these, and now is your chance. This is out of the woodwork in Northern Michigan. It is a later silver example with almost all of its silver finish still there. The detail is very sharp with just a bit of deterioration on the bottom of the gear. The pin is a textbook example. Both the catch and pin being original and very solid. Overall this is a very attractive piece, priced right.
This is a very nice honest piece from an old collection. The cross has a nice even patina on the silver with almost all of the original flat black paint. The pin and catch are original and solid. The case is the nicer style with the rectangular button. Overall it is a very good example.
This is a very nice honest piece from an old collection. The cross has a nice even patina on the silver with almost all of the original flat black paint. The pin and catch are original and solid. The pin is a period replacement, which was nicely done, and is very interesting. The case is the nicer style with the rectangular button. Overall it is a very good example.
This is a very nice honest piece from an old collection. The cross has a nice even patina on the silver with almost all of the original flat black paint. The pin and catch are original and solid. The case is the standard style with the cylindrical button. There is a crack on the left side and running along the top of the case, but it hardly shows. Overall it is a very good example.
This is a very solid example. The front shows hones age and use. The back has a nice even patina. The pin and catch are both very solid. The case is the nicer domed style. Overall, it is a very solid honest example.
The L/ maker marked badges were made for commercial sale, but you needed to be an actual recipient to purchase them. It is a nice original piece. It has a 3 piece construction with a solid pin and catch. It shows very well, with just a little rust discoloration. But is still a good attractive example.
I bought a small quantity of medals from the family of a WWII vet. This one has great old tarnish, nice paint and a very solid pin and catch.
I bought a small quantity of medals from the family of a WWII vet. This one has great old tarnish, decent paint and a very solid pin and catch.
I bought a small quantity of medals from the family of a WWII vet. This one shows great honest age, and looks just the way we all like it.
I bought a small quantity of medals from the family of a WWII vet. It is a great honest EKI, but is missing the screw in-nut and the top catch has been removed. IF, you have the part to fix this, it will be a really nice cross.
This one is right out of the woodwork. It is a later example that has turned mostly grey fro age, as it is a zinc example. The detail is nice and sharp, and it features a solid pin and catch. The pin is maker marked 55 which is Nussbaum & Nussbaum Ltd, I think. In any event, it is a super 100% original, reasonably priced.
This is a super original example with a very nice detailed front, and great finish. It has great detail and a very solid pin and catch. You will not be disappointed.
This is a super original example with a very nice tarnished finish. It has great detail and a very solid pin and catch. You will not be disappointed.
This is a really attractive frosted example showing light age and use. It features fine detail and has a really attractive appearance, with a very solid pin and catch.
This is a really attractive 3rd Reich era made 1914 vaulted iron cross. The paint is 98% and the plating is also really good. It features a solid pin and catch, and is unmarked. This is a great piece for an officer's uniform or display.
This is a classic WWI Construction, in terms of a straight wide pin. It is the correct 3 piece construction. The bottom catch is broken, and it looks like the center has been touched-up, but a long time ago. In any event it is a nice filler, or it will would look super on a tunic. I have priced it right!
This is a great excavated relic. The center is rusted out, but the back and edges are all there. It is a neat conversation piece.
This is a good example of the tough to find envelope for the 2nd class spang. It shows a bit of age , but is all there and solid
This is a nice and honest example showing some age, but still with a good ribbon and really nice cross. It will display very well on a tunic or with your other favorite Reich medals.
This is a good solid example showing some age and a bit of rust, but is still solid and without major issues.
This is a very good example of the old standard 2nd Class Iron Cross. It has a nice even look with almost all of the black paint. The ring is soldered, and unmarked. The ribbon is full length.
I bought a quantity of these from the wife of a WWII vet. He unfortunately died this last year, but I knew him well. He was attached to a graves registration unit. He picked up every Iron Cross he could find. Over the years he gave away and sold some. I bought the last 30 from his wife several weeks ago. It is all original with about 80% paint with an original full length ribbon. The ring is unmarked, which is typical..
This is a good looking dug up EKII. It still has a good a amount of the black paint and is mostly slid. It will display well with your dug up relics.
This piece has great detail, and looks very sharp. The top prongs has been shot away in the war, abut still it displays really well @ a reduced price.
This one has a great finish and shows only the slightest bit of age. It features burnished highlights, and a solid pin and catch.
This is right out of the woodwork, from a 94th Div vet's box of war souvenirs. It is a screw back L58 marked example, made of zinc, and showing honest age with an almost all grey appearance. It has never been cleaned or polished. The case is an appropriate later war style, showing some age on the imitation leather exterior. Overall, it is a super honest original example.
This is a solid example of a later war badge. The finish is a little weak, but original. the case is a solid example, and has no problems. Overall this is a solid original set.
This is an marked later war piece that is right out of the woodwork in SE Michigan. The overall look is an even grey. The flat pin and catch are both solid and original.
This is a very attractive example. It has a nice patina with a good amount of original finish. The pin and catch are both very solid. Overall, this is a great piece, for a uniform or your display.
This is a later war piece that was never finished. the pin hole for the pin and the inside of the catch were never drilled out. The finish is a good silver color. This is the 1st one of these I have had.
This is a very attractive example. It has a nice patina with a good amount of original finish. The pin and catch are both very solid. The case is a later style, without hinge or catch, but is very solid and nice. Overall, this is a very nice attractive example.
This one has a nice even old tarnished appearance with very crisp detail. The pin and catch are very solid. Overall, this has a nice aged look.
This is a typical solid mid war example with a solid pin and catch. . The finish is about 50%+ . The case is very good, and has no problems. Overall this is a very nice example.
This is a very attractive war-time example featuring most of the silver finish. It is hard to find these zinc badges with most of the original finish still intact. The pin and catch are both solid and original.
This is a typical war-time example. The finish is an overall grey, but is still attractive. The pin and catch are both solid and original.
This is an attractive piece with the original ribbon, pin, and most of the original finish. It is a nice example for your medal collection.
This is a good example, with original ribbon and pin. It shows some age, but is, as always 100% original.
OK OK, it's not a WWII German medal, but these were commonly worn by Germans WWI veterans of the Turkish campaign. It is a nice Turkish made example. Most of the paint is still there, and it has a solid pin and catch.
This is a really nice example. The finish is very sound as is the ribbon. If you need one of these, I suggest this one. Overall it is very attractive. You will not be disappointed!
This is a wonderful example. The medal has an even gold finish with burnished edges. The finish is basically 100%. The ribbon is also perfect. The imitation leather covered case is very solid, with only 2 spots on the top. Overall this is a great example.
This is a good solid example of the 8 year Police service medal. It has a nice even silver finish with a good original ribbon. The detail is strong and a maker mark is stamped on the top edge.
This is a very nice example. the medal has great finish with a nice ribbon. The bar is perfect and the cas eis without any issues. Overall, this is a very nice and attractive example.
This is a an attractive example if I can use the word attractive with this medal. This is not one of the my most favorite 3rd Reich medals. Still, the finish is very good with a good ribbon and ribbon bar. The case is more like a box, and it does show some age, but is mostly solid, and displays well. These are somewhat rare, and do belong is a collection of German WWII medals and badges.
This is right out of the woodwork. The finish is very attractive, but the prongs have been cut off so it would sit flat in a frame display. I bought it with the 25 panzer and bronze combat clasp. It is a nice filler of general display piece.
This is a nice hones example of the Olympic medal. It has an even silver appearance, with a nice ribbon.
This is a nice condition set of documents named to the same individual. The Russian front is a standard printed version while the KVK II is nicely period hand made. Both are filled out and signed. The medals are original and very good examples. This is a nice research project and display set.
This is a good solid example. It has an even nice appearance, with a ribbon.
This is a really nice unissued example still in the envelope. The maker Friedrich Orth is printed on the back.
This is a good solid example. It came out of an old collection. The ribbon is original to the piece too.
These are all mint and perfect. They came from a German dealer friend of mine. The version with swords would rate below an Iron Cross, while the one without swords is for non combatants. Both come with mint, full length ribbons.
This is a great original piece found in the attic of a house recently bought by a friends co-worker. It came with 2 army breast eagles cut from a tunic, an inf assault badge all inside of an old dirty German WWII ammo pouch. It is a great untouched example with nice enamel and a long ribbon.
This is a great original piece found in the attic of a house recently bought by a friends co-worker. It came with 2 army breast eagles cut from a tunic, an inf assault badge all inside of an old dirty German WWII ammo pouch. It is a great untouched example with nice enamel and a long ribbon.
This is very nice piece. It has great enamel with nice detail. The back is marked with a maker's logo and features a solid civil type pin.
This is a nice solid honest example that came out of a small box of WWII souvenirs from an antique picker I but from. It has an old black finish and a solid pin and catch with nice markings on the reverse.
This is a nice police ribbon bar, which are a bit tough to find. The other 2 ribbons represent German WWI service and an Austrian service medal. It shows a bit of age, but displays well with a solid pin and catch.
These are from a recent vet load of WWII German insignia. All are very good, but do show some honest age, but have nice sharp colors, and will look nice on your tunic.
This is the correct envelope for your West Wall Medal. It is mint and perfect. I have several available.
These are original full length ribbons which are mint, or I have few issued ones, if you need one with a little age to match your Iron Cross. They are also good for the tunic button hole.
These are mint original full length war service cross ribbons, and are 9.75 in. long. I bought a quantity of these from a friend in Germany. Wholesale price for 10-$30 Price for 50-$100.
All are original, and have no problems. I have priced them right. Please order by row 1,2,3 starting @ the top and by 1-4 from the left to right.
This is a nice example of this desirable tinnie. It has a nice gold finish, and a solid pin.
This is from the city that the Soviets put under siege, in early 1944 and did all kinds of nasty things to the females there after the city fell. Breslau was located in the East German workers' paradise, and so we do not see to many items from there. It is nice and heavy, and has great detail. Sorry, the pin has been lost to history.
Both of these are very nice with great enamel, and solid pins. Only one is marked (ges gesch). The other is unmarked.
These early black ones are a little tougher to get. It has nice enamel and a good pin
This is a nice example of the standard early enamel party badge. It has nice markings, and a good pin.
This is from a WWII Vet's cookie tin of souvenirs. It was bought in Detroit back in the 1980's by an antique picker. Zell am See is very close to Berchtesgaden, and where Easy Company of the 506th 101 Airborne did occupation duty during the summer of 1945, It is a nice original piece with no problems. I am not into fire badges, but I do not think it is priced too high.
This looks to be made with original silver material. The panzer, although very nice quality is not magnetic, but the backing plate looks old and has much corrosion. The field grey backing looks original too. This is a super filler piece. I'm sure many a collector has bought one of these as an original.
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