| REF# | Name | Description | Price(GBP) | Image |
| 4307 | Day Badge 1934 Tag der Arbeit | | £16 |
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| 5145 | Original Issue Packet Paul Kust | Paper medal packet by the maker and retailer Paul Kust of Berlin.
| £16 |
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| 5621 | 1st May 1936 | maker W Schwahn | £19 |
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| 6073 | Wound Badge WW2 silver - worn cond. | This is an example of a late war silver grade wound badge in zinc. During the 1944/45 period, the amount of zinc decreased with increase in lead and other additives leading to what is sometimes called monkey metal. This badge has gone a very dark colour and parts have been chipped off leading to exposed zinc oxide inside which looks like a white powder.
The manufacturing process still maintained excellent detail despite the very poor alloy used. Low price. | £24 |
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| 6081 | SA Badge in Bronze | SA Sports Badge in Bronze, repaired lower hook. Maker marks to Berg & Nolte plus usual serial issue number. This is the 2nd type badge from about 1935-39. | SOLD |
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| 7063 | Police Badge by Assmann | Post war German police cap badge with maker A for Assmann and Sons. | £10 |
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| 7243 | Deschler Medal 1936 | A commemorative round medal stuck in 1936 in bronze featuring Gustav Deschler – the founder of the famous German medal making firm of Descher and Son, Munich. The reverse shows an image of the Deschler medal factory. The medal was designed by Deschler’s main artist and sculptor Gustav Weber.
| £69 |
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| 7244 | War Merit Cross 1st Class with swords | This is an early issue 1957 KVK1 with swords, likely struck in the 1960s with sold hinge detail typical of this era.
| £48 |
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| 7544 | WW2 WOUND BADGE | This is a black 3rd class badge which has lost all its finish leaving the appearance of a gold class Wound Badge. Visually very attractive.
| £31 |
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| 7612 | Luftwaffe Eagle for the visor cap, both prongs present | | £36 |
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