Iron Cross first class marked L/11 indicating production by Deumer. Although Deumer made Iron Crosses are not rare; finding one with the marking on the pin in stead of under the catch is super rare. The cross retains most of its frosting and black core paint. Excellent and rare example that would be very hard to upgrade!

Black wound badge marked 65 indicating production by Klein u. Quenzer.

Rare Dutch Oostlandkruis or better known as the Mussertkruis in used condition. This cross was instituted as a decoration to be awarded to NSB members in German service who had taken part in the campaign against Russia. This is a rare variant which has actual wear and has a somewhat sun bleached ribbon. I have only ever seen two of these in used condition.

This variant is a rare example, without swords, in a silver variant. There are a few of these known without swords but, to my knowing, this is the only silver one, in the world. My guess this is a prototype but it somehow found its way back to Canada as a bringback. This is a one of a kind item and you will not find another. Unique, rare example – you will NOT find another in silver!

This is a example from my personal collection!

Textbook black wound badge marked L/53 indicating production by Hymmen. Hard to find maker!