Metal insignia & Awards

Nice original Kriegsmarine artillery proficiency badge in good condition.

Luftwaffe Erkennungsmarke marked with the MOB number 58219 indicating 1./Stuka-Geschwader 2 or Sturzkampfgeschwader 2 (StG 2) Immelmann which flew over Poland, Western campaign, Battle of Britain, Malta and North Africa, Yugoslavia, Greece and Crete, Eastern Front 1941; Operation Barbarossa, Eastern Front 1942; Moscow and Stalingrad, Eastern Front 1943, Crimea, Kuban and Kursk. A very interesting and historic unit which is very hard to find!

Textbook unmarked Iron cross second class in good condition with ribbon.

Textbook Aluminium Erkennungsmarke Erkennungsmarke Stabs Kompanie Infanterie Regiment 394 which was later renamed to Panzergrenadier Regiment 394 which was part of the 3. Panzerdivision. The Erkennungsmarke retains its original string which is actually wartime applied green cap soutache.

Rare original metal Waffen-SS cap skull by Assmann marked Ges Gesch. The eagle has both originally factory soldered prongs. Very nice original Waffen-SS cap skull in good condition.

Textbook Iron Cross first class in good used condition. No damage or repairs.

Rare Italian RSI black brigade skull badge in very good condition. Hard to find variant of the skull with the dagger in its mouth. The pin in the back is in working condition. The badge features 4 small holes for sewing it to a jacket or beret. Very hard to find badge!

Late war 3-prong variant Waffen-SS metal cap skull manufactured by Assmann. The design with the 3 prongs and the lines through the material is typical for the manufacturer Assmann. Sadly one of the three prongs have broken off. Nice original Waffen-ss metal skull for on the visor caps!

Textbook and rare Heer General aluminium visor cap eagle. One of the three prongs is glued; otherwise a nice and rare example in very good condition!

Textbook Silver grade wound badge in good used condition.

Imperial wound black wound badge in good used condition.

Reichsarbeitsdienst Weibliche Jugend brooch in used condition.

Iron cross first class by Steinhauer & Luck in good used condition. Textbook wartime produced example by S&L.

Textbook Silver German Cross or Deutsches Kreuz in Silber manufactured by C.F. Zimmermann, Pforzheim. This is a very early Deutsches Kreuz in Silver by Zimmermann, marked without any maker’s identification beneath the pin or clasp known as a ‘heavy’ variant. It remains in superb condition, exhibiting minimal wear on the swastika and wreath. The reverse side displays a typical patina, and the cross is entirely untouched, retaining its original state. This early example is of great interest due to its characteristic Zimmermann components, such as the directly soldered catch, faint indications of the typical 11 o’clock flaw, and a distinct date design. It was acquired by a British soldier and is part of his wartime souvenirs, including his identification tags. Most of the weighty early DKiS examples are usually attributed to Godet or Deschler. This variant is exceptionally rare and of exceptionally high quality, making it a true premium item!

Silver wound badge marked L/13 indicating production by Paul Meybauer.

German soldier bust on marble base. Nice original example in good condition complete with its paper underlay. Hard to find without damages!

Unmarked Iron cross second class in good condition. A unmarked example but its design clearly indicates production by Wächtler & Lange

Unmarked Iron cross second class in good condition. A unmarked example but its design clearly indicates production by Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Heeresbedarf in der Graveur- und Ziselierer-Innung