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FiltersWWI-pattern Wound Badge in Silver: identical design to the black example, silver-washed finish throughout. Horizontal pin with roller catch intact. A wearable and desirable full-size WWI badge.
WWI-pattern Wound Badge in Black: oval form with M16 steel helmet, crossed swords and laurel wreath. Steel construction with horizontal pin and roller catch. Unmarked reverse. Full-size combat award. Good condition with even blackened finish.
Krimschild in silver-finish metal — distinct from the more common bronze variant — on original field-grey wool backing with aged black lining on reverse. Eagle, dates 1941–1942, Crimea map with “KRIM.” Silver finish indicates a different production run. Good display condition.
Combination miniature stickpin with three awards: Iron Cross 1st Class 1939 (larger blackened cross), Iron Cross 2nd Class 1939 (smaller blackened cross), and Wound Badge in Black (oval, silver-tone). Twisted brass pin. A higher-grade veteran’s group — the presence of EK1 indicates significant combat distinction.
Shield-form stickpin with polychrome enamel: black border with inscription “DEUTSCHER KRIEGERBUND E.V. 1914–1918,” central Bavarian-style heraldic device with laurel wreath and helmet. Brass construction with ball-and-tube pin mount. Veterans’ league membership badge with original period charm.
Miniature shield-form stickpin in silver with black enamel Maltese cross (Johanniterkreuz) on white ground. Straight brass pin with flat reverse. The Johanniter-Orden (Order of St. John) was a prestigious Prussian chivalric order; membership pins are uncommon.
Combination miniature stickpin with three awards: Iron Cross 2nd Class 1939 (blackened cross), Ostmedaille (circular with eagle), and Wound Badge in Black (oval, silver-tone). Twisted wire pin. A coherent combat veteran’s group reflecting Eastern Front service.
Original four-piece medal bar on black fabric backing with long straight pin. Awards mounted left to right: Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914 (with “W” and date), Hindenburg Cross (Ehrenkreuz 1914–1918 with swords), Prussian Red Cross decoration (white enamel cross with eagle), and War Relief (Kriegshilfe) Medal with “WRAV” monogram in gilt. An intact and coherent WWI veteran’s group.
Combination miniature stickpin carrying two awards on a single pin: Iron Cross 2nd Class 1939 (blackened) and Wound Badge in Silver (silver-tone oval). Flat reverse with gilt mount bar. A personalized veteran’s accessory reflecting actual decorations held. Post-war 1957
Miniature stickpin of the Luftwaffe Flugzeugführerabzeichen (Pilot’s Badge) or combined Pilot-Observer Badge — circular wreath with eagle, silver-tone. Twisted wire pin. Fine detail for the format.
Miniature stickpin of the Verwundetenabzeichen in Gold grade. Oval form with steel helmet, crossed swords and oakleaf wreath in gilt finish. Twisted brass pin. Gold-grade wound badge miniatures are significantly rarer than black or silver examples.
Miniature stickpin of the Minesweeper, Submarine Hunter and Security Forces War Badge. Small circular form with oakleaf wreath surrounding central device. Bronze-tone finish, heavily worn. Twisted wire pin. A scarce miniature of a seldom-encountered naval badge.
Gold bullion-embroidered breast eagle (Brustadler) on black wool backing, Kriegsmarine pattern with downward-facing wings and swastika in wreath. Reverse shows typical hand-stitched bullion thread construction. Fine quality, consistent with officer tunic application.
Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silver. Zinc alloy, flat reverse with separate pin assembly soldered at base. Eagle with repair. Open wings, fine wreath detail. Unmarked reverse. Good display condition
Second example of the Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silver, zinc construction with flat grey reverse and nickel-plated pin with fixed catch. Slightly different eagle style from Lot 18 — two-piece construction. Good overall preservation.
Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silver, zinc die-cast construction. Oval oakleaf wreath with crossed rifle and bayonet, eagle with swastika at top. Reverse flat, brass pin with roller catch. Unmarked — consistent with late-war production. Good detail on obverse.































