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Observer Badge – Juncker (Lot: 1241)
$ 2,345 fee: 22.5%Tombac metal, the eagle toned steel-gray, the wreath silver-plated with polished edges, reverse marked “C.E.Juncker Berlin SW”. Lightly worn.
The wearer was Oberleutnant Hans Keiper-Knorr, Reconnaissance Squadron 3./(H) 13 (1908 – 2001).
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Observer Badge – Deumer 1st Pattern (Lot: 1240)
$ 1,945 fee: 22.5%Tombac construction, circa 1936. Early flat manufacture by Deumer, Lüdenscheid. A badge worn over many years
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Blockade Runner Badge (Lot: 1239)
$ 595 fee: 22.5%Zinc, reverse with manufacturer marking “Fec. Otto Platzeck Berlin – Ausf. Schwerin Berlin”, magnetic pin.
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Blockade Runner Badge – Förster & Barth (Lot: 1238)
$ 645 fee: 22.5%Fine zinc construction, reverse without maker mark. Worn condition.
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SA Service Dagger (Early type). [Wilhelm Kober]. (Lot: 1215)
$ 2,295 fee: 22.5%SA service dagger, Model 1933, early type. Wooden grip with eagle and SA emblem. Blade etched «Alles für Deutschland», spine marked «Wilh. Kober & Co. Suhl» with horseman logo. Scabbard in factory lacquer. Fully matching, bright condition. Rare Suhl manufacturer.
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Miniature Reichsmarine Officer’s Dirk, Weimar Republic (Lot: 1210)
$ 3,995 fee: 22.5%A miniature Reichsmarine officer’s dirk from the Weimar Republic period, complete with metal scabbard. The grip is crafted from orange celluloid featuring characteristic spiral fluting with metal wire wrapping; the pommel is adorned with a relief flower motif. The guard crosspiece bears the traditional naval emblem — an anchor with flower. The blade is double-edged and nickel-plated. The manufacturer’s mark WKC is preserved on the blade ricasso. The brass scabbard features elaborate relief decoration, including anchors and floral motifs, fitted with two suspension rings. Control numbers 13 are present on the guard base. This piece represents considerable collector value as a miniature of a naval officer’s dirk from the Weimar Republic era.
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WWI Miniature Award Bar, 6 Items: Wound Badge Black, Uniform Button (gilt), Hindenburg Cross area button, Württemberg Reserve Medal, Hindenburg Cross, Weimar-era Medal, EK2 1914 (Lot: 1203)
$ 50 fee: 22.5%A collector’s miniature bar/chain with six loose miniature awards and insignia: WWI Wound Badge in Black (full size, top), gilt uniform button with heraldic device, silver-tone cross/badge, copper-tone medal with crown and “Württembergische Reserve” inscription, Hindenburg Cross (1914–1918 with swords), silver medal inscribed “Wilhelm Ernst Grossherzog von Sachsen,” and Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914. Reverse with horizontal bar fitting. A rich and varied WWI-era German veteran’s assembly.
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Five-Award Miniature Stickpin: EK2 1939, Ostmedaille, War Merit Cross, Infantry Assault Badge in Silver, Wound Badge in Silver. Post-war, 1957. (Lot: 1202)
$ 65 fee: 22.5%Post-war combination miniature stickpin carrying five awards on a single pin: Iron Cross 2nd Class 1939 (blackened), Ostmedaille (circular), War Merit Cross with swords (gilt sunburst), Infantry Assault Badge in Silver (oval), and Wound Badge in Silver (oval). Twisted brass pin with flat bar reverse. An exceptionally rich combat veteran’s group on a single pin.
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WWI Wound Badge in Black, Miniature Stickpin (Lot: 1201)
$ 35 fee: 22.5%Miniature stickpin of the WWI Wound Badge in Black grade. Oval form with M16 steel helmet, crossed swords and laurel wreath in gilt finish. Fully blackened pin. Fine detail retention for the format. Black-grade WWI wound badge miniatures are among the rarest of their type.
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WWI Wound Badge in Gold (Verwundetenabzeichen 1914), Gilt (Lot: 1200)
$ 210 fee: 22.5%WWI-pattern Wound Badge in Gold: gilt-finish oval with M16 steel helmet, crossed swords and laurel wreath. Reverse shows characteristic deep-relief back construction with horizontal pin. Full-size gold-grade award — the rarest of the three WWI wound badge grades.
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