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Engraved Bayonet by Eichkorn (Lot: 757)
Current Bid: $ 940This bayonet features the standard Army engraving pattern on the one side of a stunning blade. The maker mark is deep and the grip shows no damage at all. Comes with the original washer and the original black leather frog. The scabbard has clean black paint and no dents or dings as well. Overall a fine example.
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General Assault Badge (Lot: 752)
Starting bid: $ 380Original General Assault Badge (Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen) of the Third Reich, silver grade. Early-style example with sharply defined details: high-relief national eagle, swastika, oak-leaf wreath, and crossed bayonet and stick grenade at the center.
Produced with remnants of the original silver finish, typical for authentic wartime pieces. The reverse features the standard hardware setup with a long vertical pin, tubular hinge, and solid catch. Condition is good, showing natural patina and honest wear without repairs or alterations.
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EN — Hamburg War Merit Cross, 1914 (Lot: 750)
Starting bid: $ 300A beautiful original “Für Verdienste im Kriege 1914” (For Merit in War) cross from the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg. Made of silver, featuring deep red enamel with the Hamburg city coat of arms (gate and key) on the obverse. The reverse bears the inscription Für Verdienste im Kriege 1914.
The cross comes with its original pre-WWI red-white ribbon. Condition is excellent, enamel fully intact with no chips, and the silver shows an attractive naturally aged patina.
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Medal “Commemorative Medal of 1 October 1938” (Sudetenland Medal) (Lot: 753)
Starting bid: $ 220Instituted on October 18, 1938. Awarded to participants in the annexation of the Sudetenland into Germany, including members of the armed forces and civilians who contributed to the operation. The obverse shows two male figures — one helping the other onto a podium bearing the German eagle with a swastika, with a flag in the background. The reverse reads: “EIN VOLK • EIN REICH • EIN FÜHRER • 1. OKTOBER 1938” (“One People, One Empire, One Leader, 1 October 1938”).
The ribbon is black with a central red stripe and white edges.
Also shown is the campaign bar “Prager Burg Spange” (Prague Castle Clasp), awarded for participation in the later occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1939. -
Eastern Front Medal “Ostmedaille” 1941/42, maker mark “88” (Lot: 751)
Starting bid: $ 175Original Eastern Front Medal “Ostmedaille” 1941/42, early suspension ring stamped with clear maker’s code “88”. Medal shows attractive patina and comes with its correct period red-white ribbon. Reverse features the inscription WINTERSCHLACHT IM OSTEN 1941/42 with crossed sword and branch. Sharp details on the eagle and helmet, with light, honest wear.
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Wound Badge in Black, 1939 Pattern, cut-out type (Lot: 749)
Starting bid: $ 110Original WWII German Black Wound Badge, 1939 pattern, executed in the desirable cut-out (openwork) type, where the spaces between design elements are fully pierced. Awarded for one or two combat wounds or concussion injuries.
Constructed of stamped metal with its original matte-black finish. Classic layout with an M35 steel helmet over crossed swords surrounded by a laurel wreath. Reverse features an early/mid-war style vertical pin assembly.
The piece remains in excellent collectible condition, with deep intact black finish, crisp cut-out detailing, and a fully functional original pin.
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War Merit Cross 2nd Class with Swords (Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern) (Lot: 755)
Starting bid: $ 90Instituted on October 18, 1939. Awarded to military and civilian personnel who rendered outstanding service in support of military operations, but whose actions did not meet the requirements for the Iron Cross. The crossed swords denote merit achieved under conditions involving combat or military risk.
The obverse features a cross with a central medallion bearing a swastika surrounded by a wreath; the reverse shows the date “1939”. -
War Merit Cross 2nd Class without Swords (Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter) (Lot: 754)
Starting bid: $ 65Instituted on October 18, 1939. Awarded to military and civilian personnel for outstanding service in the war effort, not involving direct combat. The obverse features a cross with a central medallion bearing a swastika surrounded by a wreath. The reverse shows the date “1939”.
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25-Year Long Service Cross (Third Reich). (Lot: 756)
Starting bid: $ 55Silvered cross with oak-leaf wreath, black enamel emblem, reverse marked “Für treue Dienste”. Original blue ribbon, good condition.
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TeNo Officer’s Dagger #0758 (Lot: 773)
Starting bid: $ 5,475Original TeNo leaders dagger with repaired hangers. Produced in first 1000 examples.
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Officers Postal Protection Dagger (Postschutz) (Lot: 767)
Current Bid: $ 3,700Postal Protection Dagger (Officer Type)
Overall fair collectible condition. The wooden grip shows cracks in the lower section. There is a dent on the scabbard. The blade had light surface corrosion, which was carefully cleaned; traces remain visible on close inspection.
No aggressive restoration. Item is presented honestly, with all flaws disclosed.
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Early SA Dagger by E.Pack Ground Röhm (Lot: 772)
Starting bid: $ 2,375Found at the SOS’26
Ground Rohm.
Presentation example with the dedication on the scabbard.
