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| 8275 | Dealer Lot of 8 Third Reich Day Badges or Tinnes | Lot of 10 tinnies with maker marks – see photos for details. Price works out at only £10 each.
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| 8273 | Dealer Lot of 10 Third Reich Day Badges or Tinnes | Lot of 10 tinnies with maker marks – see photos for details. Price works out at only £10 each. | 100 |
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| 8274 | Luftwaffe Officers Buckle | Buckle made in non-ferrous Nickel with gilded eagle attached via rivet. No maker marks. | 78 |
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| 8269 | Iron Cross 2nd Class WW1 1914 by GODET | Godet were one of the top makers of the Iron Cross. Beautiful example of the 1914 EK2 with ring stamped G. Original WW1 item, iron core and with all black paintwork present. | 75 |
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| 8276 | WW2 Era Enamelled Sign | Metal building sign by Steinhauer & Luck of Ludenscheid. Founded in 1889, they produced military buttons, decorations, insignia, medals etc. Measures approximately 12 by 6 inches. I believe this to be an original sign from the WW2 era. | 295 |
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| 8272 | Adolf Hitler Album 1935 | German 1935 Cigarette Card Album Adolf Hitler is original and complete. Over 185 black & white gloss photographs, published in 1935 by Cigaretten Bilderdienst Hamburg Bahrenfeld. Cigaretten - Bilderdienst was a German tobacco company which published blank books and sets of photos for those books which they marketed as a promotion for the cigarettes and tobacco they produced. This is volume 15 in their series of books. This album features orange leatherette cardboard cover with “Adolf Hitler” in gold Gothic letters on cover and spine with photographs by Hitler’s personal photographer, Heinrich Hoffmann. All cards are present. The book is approximately 9.5 x 12.25 inches in size with 133 pages. | 85 |
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| 8271 | WW1 Propaganda Iron Cross | During WW1, the British made and sold a variety of propaganda Iron Crosses. The purpose was to both ridicule the Kaiser’s wish that all German troops should earn the award and also to raise money to help the fighting fund. This cross is in cast iron and in the style of the 1813 original. It has the mark RD on the front which I assume to be the foundry that made them. | 55 |
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| 8268 | E Boat Badge 1st Pattern by Steinhauer & Luck |
Very attractive E Boat Badge (schnellboot kriegsabzeichen) in the first pattern. Instituted in 1941 and replaced in 1943 with the 2nd Type. This badge is in zinc with most of the gold and silver wash remaining. Although unmarked, this badge is attributed to the maker Steinhauer & Luck. The characteristics of these badges are the thin, vertical needle pin, crimped hinge type, bronze C hook and the small circle indent visible just above and to the right of the hook. Quite rare. | 349 |
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| 8270 | GRAND CROSS OF THE IRON CROSS – 3 PART CONSTRUCTION WITH IRON CORE | An extremely exotic and rare item being the Grand Cross of the Iron Cross in its original 66mm size. The cross is in the proper three part construction with an iron/steel core to which a magnet sticks. The frame is highly detailed and the quality of the age-toned finish is exceptional. The cross is housed in a red case with push button opening and the lower part is in black velvet with cut out recess for the cross and the ribbon. The lid of the case has a metal eagle affixed in gold colour. For me, the only thing to distinguish this from the real thing is that the swastika is lower profile than the wartime production. The cross is marked 800 on the front and suspender loop. Not sure if it is actually 800 silver but it looks so. As you will know, the 1939 Grand Cross was only awarded to Goering for his victory over France in 1940. It is known that Goering had multiple copies made for his numerous uniforms. This is a post war copy intended as a display piece at a museum or private collection. Extremely rare item. | 595 |
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| 8267 | German Cross, Iron Cross – Ex Movie Props | A lot of 3 reproduction items featuring a German Cross in Gold, an Iron Cross 1st Class and a length of Iron Cross ribbon used as a field Knights Cross ribbon. These were acquired from a company who purchased a lot of film prop uniforms and effects (same as the SS Helmet). The Iron Cross is a one piece and missing its pin. | 72 |
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