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ALEX MARKETPLACE (Military Antiques Auction) – is a trading platform, where you can buy antique items from the period of the first and second world wars.

The auction lots are structured into a catalog with categories and filters that you can use to find the items you are interested in.

Each auction is a selection of military antiques, with limited time bidding opportunities. Registered users are allowed to bid.

Last auctions

  • Olympic Games Decoration 2nd Class (Lot: 175)

    A rare Third Reich award — the Olympic Games Decoration for the Organization of the 1936 Olympic Games, 2nd Class (Ehrenzeichen für Verdienste um die Olympischen Spiele 1936, II. Klasse). Established in 1936 to honor individuals who made significant contributions to the organization of the XI Olympic Games in Berlin.

    The award features a Maltese-style cross with white enamel, Olympic rings, and a swastika in the center. The 2nd Class version is silvered and typically worn on a neck ribbon.

    A well-preserved original piece, highly sought after by collectors of Olympic and Third Reich decorations. A rare item, especially in this condition.

    Starting bid: $ 1,500
  • 2nd Class Fire Brigade Decoration (Lot: 174)

    Original 2nd Class Fire Brigade Decoration (Feuerwehrehrenzeichen 2. Klasse), instituted in Germany to honor firefighters for long and faithful service.

    The award features a metal cross with a swastika in the center and an inscription on the reverse. The 2nd Class was awarded for 25 years of service. It was worn on a red and white ribbon.

    A well-preserved piece, representing the history of civil awards in the Third Reich. A valuable addition to collections focused on firefighting, public service, or German decorations.

    Starting bid: $ 375
  • NSDAP Small Golden Party Badge No. 19504 (Lot: 170)

    Rare small golden NSDAP party badge with number 19504. An original, personalized (numbered) piece, issued for special merits to the party. Produced in a reduced size for everyday wear.

    The serial number on the reverse indicates an officially documented issue, which significantly increases its collectible value. Well-preserved enamel, clearly readable serial number, original pin.

    A historically significant item and a rare find on the market. A valuable addition to any serious collection of Third Reich artifacts.

    Starting bid: $ 2,000