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188SO11 -SS Totenkopfring ( Honor Ring) of SS officer Wagner dated 21.6.44. This is one of the finest Totenkopfrings ever offered by Oakleaf Militaria. This mint ring displays 100% detail in its skull and runes panels. The skull is so complete the teeth can be counted. The interior is so mint that the seam is not present as the Otto Gahr firm covered this seam with silver solder before it left their Munich location. The runics panels are fully complete including the background stippling and burnish. The dedication inscription is clearly visible with the Slb. Wagner, 21.6.44 date and H. Himmler facsimile signature. The ring presents all the characteristics, including die flaws, of a 1940's style SS Totenkopfring. The size is approximately 11. This outstanding example of the SS Totenkopfring comes with a Don Boyle Certificate of Authenticity. $13,999. More Photos
188SS4 -Schutzstaffel Zivilabzeichen stickpin with low member number. Enamel stickpin worn on coat lapel when not in uniform. Enamel pin is in excellent condtion on oberse having no chips or cracks. The reverse shows the member's SS number and the maker Hoffstatter, Bonn. $450. More Photos
Collectors Connection SS Totenkopfring Honor Ring -Totenkopfring Honor Ring awarded to SS officer Obersturmfuhrer Brand dated 20/4/38. Born 15.4.1904, Heinrich Brand joined the SS 17.11.1931 with SS Ausweis number 20653. On 20.4.1937 Brand was promoted to the rank of Untersturmfuhrer and assigned to the staff of II SS-Sturmbann/69. SS Standarte of the Allgemeine SS. On 30.1.1943 Brand was promoted to the rank of Obersturmfuhrer. On 1.06.1944 Obersturmfuhrer was assigned to the 30. SS Standarte of the Allgemeine SS. This SS Totenkopfring shows normal/light wear in the details in the skull and runic panels. The background stippling is also evident in a number of the panels. The ring exhibits die flaw characteristics evident in authentic Totenkopf rings. The joiner seam is apparent beneath the original silver solder on the interior behind the skull. The engraving is typical of what is encountered in a 1940's style ring. This ring is size 13. A very large size. This ring comes with a Don Boyle Certificate of Authenticity. Please see additional information regarding the Collectors Connection section on the Homepage. $10,000. More Photos
- Rare mint SS Totenkopfring ( Honor Ring) of SS officer Stange dated 21.6.43. This mint ring displays 100% detail in its runes panels. The skull is so complete the teeth can be counted. The interior presents the expected seam behind the skull that joins the two ends of the silver band. The seam is sometimes not visible due to the presence of the applied silver solder. The runics panels are fully complete including the background stippling and burnish. The inscription is clearly visible with the Slb. Stange, 21.6.43 date and H. Himmler facsimile signature. The ring presents all the characteristics, including die flaws, of a 1940's style SS Totenkopfring.. This outstanding example of the SS Totenkopfring comes with a Don Boyle Certificate of Authenticity. $15,999. More Photos
162MAB5 - SS 4 Year Service award, no ribbon - $400. More Photos
- SS Totenkopfring (Honor Ring) awarded to SS officer Lippach dated 21/6/43. This SS Totenkopfring shows excellent detail in the skull and runic panels. The background stippling is also evident in the panels. The ring exhibits die flaw characteristics evident in authentic Totenkopf rings. The joiner seam is apparent beneath the original silver solder on the interior behind the skull. The engraving is typical of what is encountered in a 1940's style ring.Suggested offering price $10,000. This ring comes with a Don Boyle Certificate of Authenticity Additional photos upon request. More Photos
145SO7 - SS Totenkopfring (Honor Ring) awarded to SS officer Heinrich Koisar dated 21-12-42. This mint but cleaned ring is one of the finest examples of a Totenkopfring ever offered by Oakleaf Militaria. This ring displays exceptional detail with no signs of wear in the various runics panels, skull , repeating oak leaves pattern and interior engraving. The ring is so pristine you can count the individual teeth which usually display wear. The ring displays all the required characteristics of a 1940's style ring. The joiner seam is clearly visible behind the separately attached soldered skull. This ring is a medium size that I would estimate to be a size 10. Heinrich Koisar, SS Ausweiss # 197501, was born in 1914 and entered the SS in 1933 and in 1934 was assigned to the Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler and attached to the SS- Verfugungstruppe. Attending SS training schools Juterbog - Waffenschule der Artillerie and SS-Junckerschule Braunschweig, Heinrich Koisar returned to LSSAH where he served as an artillery officer. Promoted to Obersturmfuhrer on 21.6.41 and assigned as Batteriefuhrer, 5./Artillerie Regiment LSSAH , he was wounded on 2.20.43 and succumbed to his wounds on 26.2.43 while serving in Russia. Please see the accompanying research materials provided by Robert McDivitt for further details. The ring comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Don Boyle who has rated this ring as mint but cleaned. Don Boyle is author of "SS Totenkopfring H. Himmler Honor Ring 1933-1945 ", published by IMAGE GRAPHICS , INC. 1993,1994, 1995.Copyright Don Boyle. A textbook mint Totenkopfring. More Photos
1312SO2 - SS Totenkopfring ( Honor Ring ) dated 1943. This ring displays heavy period wear but the Otto Gahr craftsmanship is still apparent in the skull and the hand-tooling. There still remains traces of the oak leaf design. The joiner seam is clearly visible behind the skull. The ring was period re-sized as there is a second seam indicating so. It was common for Waffen SS Totenkopfring recipients to resize rings rather than risk losing them. There are traces of the Slb. dedication, 43 date and H. Himmler on the interior. The SS officer recipient's name is not visible due to wear. The ring is a size 9.5 ( medium ). The ring comes with a Certificate of Authenticity provided by Don Boyle. More Photos
1811SO1 - 1st pattern Norwegian Front Fighter badge marked with silver stamp 830 S under shield. Awarded to Norwegian volunteers in the Waffen SS. Badge is in excellent condition showing typical signs of wear as would be accepted. Possible pin replacement as these pins were quite fragile. Correct "C" catch. Extremely scarce badge to find. $1700.00 More Photos
189THR7 -Totenkopfring of Oberstgruppenfuhrer Sepp Dietrich dated 24.XII.1933. One of two Waffen SS recipients of the Diamonds to the Knights Cross. The second being Obergruppenfuhrer Herbert Gille commander of the 5th Waffen SS Division Wiking. Dietrich was one of four SS Generals to hold the rank of Oberstgruppenfuhrer. Sepp Dietrich born May 28, 1892, served in World War I rising to the rank of sergeant. Following WWI Dietrich joined the Sturmabteilung and NSDAP # 89015 in 1923 and participated in the famous Beer Hall Putsch. In 1928 Dietrich joined the SS having the SS no. 1,117 and served as commander of Adolf Hitler's personal bodyguard. It has been speculated that Dietrich was personally responsible for overseeing the execution of Ernst Rohm during the Knight of the Long Knives on June 30, 1934. The Liebstandarte SS Adolf Hitler was founded in September 1933. From its inception Sepp Dietrich commanded LAH until May 1945. Expanded to division strength the 1st Waffen SS Panzer Division was considered the premier division of the Waffen SS first seeing combat during the invasion of Poland followed by Operation Bararossa ( Russia) in June 1941. Leibstandarte also participated in the Kharkov and Kursk operations. Throughout most of the war LSSAH saw action mainly on the Eastern Front during which time Dietrich remained mainly independent of the influence of Reichsfuhrer SS Heinrich Himmler due to his close association with Adolf Hitler. In mid-1944 LAH was transferred to the Western Front and subsequently engaged in the Battle of the Bulge December 1944. Oberstgruppenfuhrer Dietrich was tried at Nurnburg in 1946 for war crimes and spent ten years in American captivity. Sepp Dietrich was immensely popular with his subordinate commanders and troops so much so that when he died on April 21,1966 (the same year as his fellow Waffen SS Diamonds winner Herbert Gille) his funeral was one of the most well-attended of all Third Reich commanders. This ring comes with a Don Boyle Certificate of Authenticity. $135,000. More Photos
1810MAB4 -1870 Iron Cross 1st Class, unmarked with case. Jeweler made showing characteristics of Johann. Wagner & Sohn. Rare. $1,200. More Photos
1810MAB3 -1914 Iron Cross 1st Class cased. Maker marked "M". $425. More Photos
1810MAB2 -1939 Iron Cross 1st Class unmarked. Cased mint. $400. More Photos
1810MAB1 -1939 Iron Cross 1st Class made by 100 with case. 100 stamped incused on underside of pin. Mint. $450. More Photos
Collectors Connection Very rare Close Combat clasp in Gold -This rare offering was acquired from the family of a U.S. Army chaplain living in Sarasota, Florida. The clasp retains very high degree of its original gold wash finish. The clasps' reverse displays the proper pin, hinge and catch assemblies. The back plate is missing. The Close Combat clasp in Gold was awarded for for 50 days of continuous days of close combat. In April 1944 Hitler would personally award the Combat Clasp in Gold in a special presentation case. See the Collectors connection section off the homepage for additional information. $4000. More Photos
186MAB7 -Rare early C.E. Juncker 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class screwback spange. ThisJuncker award is identified as an early piece by it's flares edged on the date scroll. The reverse is marled L/12 indicating C.E. Juncker, Berlin. $650. More Photos
186MAB6 -Demjansk shield without backing paper. $275 More Photos
186MAB5 -Army /Waffen SS Krim shield. $300. More Photos
186MAB4 -German Cross in Gold removed from tunic. $500. More Photos
186MAB3 -Demjansk shield with portion of uniform cloth. $400. More Photos
186MAB2 - German Cross in Gold by Deschler. Combat worn example from premier maker. Reverse displays the proper "1". $2950. More Photos
183mab6 - 183MAB6 - Rare Army/Waffen CHOLM shield on feldgrau cloth backing. Stunning example of the rare CHOLM shield award to Army and Waffen SS $2650. More Photos
1711SO2 - Rare Army Paratrooper badge ( Fallschirmschutzen - Abzeichen des Heeres). This very rare badge, made of tombak, features the stylized diving Army eagle with a Wehrmacht eagle at the top center of the wreath. The German Army maintained a separate Fallschirmunfantrie Kompanie and later regiment until January 1, 1938 at which time it was incorporated into the Luftwaffe. Army Fallschirmjager who were awarded this badge continued to wear it throughout the war. The tombak version of this badge is rare as it was an early war production badge. This badge displays use and has wear to the finish. This is an excellent example of a rare and historic piece. $3000. . More Photos
181MAB20 -War merit Cross 1st Class with Swords, marked. $200. More Photos
181MAB19 -War merit cross 1st class with swords.Maker marked 3. $150 More Photos
181MAB18 -War merit Cross 2nd Class without Swords without ribbpon $35. More Photos
181MAB16 -General Assault badge worn finish, maker marked JFS $75. More Photos
181MAB15 -General Assault badge no marker, worn finish $50. More Photos
181MAB11 -Infantry Assault badge, worn finish, no marks $65. More Photos
181MAB10 - 1939 Black wound badge, mint $65. More Photos
181MAB9 - 1939 Black wound badge, worn $35. More Photos
181MAB7 - 1914 Black wound badge, worn $25. More Photos
176MAB3 - Wehrmacht 12 Year Long Service medal. $100. More Photos
176MAB2 - War Merit Cross without swords 2nd Class. $45. More Photos
176MAB1 - Iron Cross 2nd Class, unmarked. This cross features a black matte finish in perfect condition. $140. More Photos
173MAB4 - Early Iron Cross 1st Class Spange, unmarked. Excellent example made of nickel silver. $650. More Photos
173MAB2 - Panzer Assault badge in bronze. Stamped , hollow-back example with excellent detail and mint bronze finish. $300. More Photos
173MAB3 - Panzer Assault badge in silver. Stamped early hollow-back version. Excellent silver finish. $275. More Photos
173MAB5 - Cased Iron Cross 1st Class. Mint case features an unissued cross displaying excellent finish made by " 4" ( Steinhauer & Luck). $650. More Photos
173MAB6 - Iron Cross 1st Class in mint condition made by 26 ( B.H. MAYER, Pforzheim). $450. More Photos
173MAB7 - Iron Cross 1st Class made by "100", Rudolf Wachtler & Lange, Mittweide). Un-issued. $400. More Photos
173MAB8 - Iron Cross 1st Class screwback version in excellent condition made by LDO L/50 ( Godet, Berlin). Very rare. $600. More Photos
1612MAB11 - Black wound badge with packet by Franz Jungwirth. $75. More Photos
1612MAB10 - Imperial German Iron Cross 1st Class with ribbon for non-combatant . Marked. $100. More Photos
1612MAB1 - 2nd Class Spange for WWI Iron Cross. Maker L/11 ( Wilhem Deumer) with original paper envelop and ribbon.. $499. More Photos
165SO2 - Rare and early period Type A "micro 800" Knights Cross ( Ritterkreutz ) of the Iron Cross by Steinhauer & Luck with ribbon. Oakleaf Militaria is proud to offer this 1940 - early 1941 period awarded Steinhauer & Luck micro 800 cross. The cross presents the proper characteristics of a Steinhauer & Luck Type A cross. The reverse upper arm beneath the bale displays a micro "800" silver content stamp. This magnetic cross weighs 30.8 grams with a suspension loop that is also "800" marked. Accompanying the cross is the more rare early style wide ribbon for the Ritterkreutz measuring 24.0 inches in length. The cross comes with a well-detailed " Expertise" ( Certificate of Authenticity) provided by Dietrich Maerz author of the highly informative reference book, " The Knights Cross of the Iron Cross " published by B & D Publishing, LLC, copyright 2007. The cross is in excellent awarded condition. $8,500. More Photos
164MAB2 - Iron Cross 2nd Class (unmarked), mint. $125. More Photos
162MAB4 - Iron Cross 2nd Class w/ribbon - $125. More Photos
162MAB2 - War Merit Cross 2nd Class, no ribbon - $25. More Photos
162MAB1 - Panzer marksman lanyard, damaged cording - $450. More Photos
159MAB2 - Mint Iron Cross Ist Class by Klein & Quenzer. This mint cross features 100 % of its black matte finish and lacquered silver border. The reverse displays the "65" stamped on the pin. $350. More Photos
159MAB3 - Motorized Infantry Assault badge in bronze. This hollow-backed, stamped badge features 100% of its bronze finish. $285. More Photos
159MAB4 - Near Mint Army / Waffen SS General Assault badge. This badge displays 98% of its frosted finish. The reverse is hollow back and unmarked. - $275. More Photos
159MAB5 - Gold Wound Badge, unmarked. Awarded for five or more wounds this solid back badge displays excellent detail and gold finish. $375. More Photos
155MAB4 - Iron Cross 1st Class Spange by Otto Schickle. Excellent tombak example featuring well detailed eagle over date date bar. Reverse presents the characteristic Otto Schickle pin with block hinge. $500. More Photos
155MAB1 - General Assault badge for 50 engagements by RK ( Rudolph Karneth ). This near mint example displays great detail in its frosted wreath and gray finished eagle. The reverse features a magnetic pin with standard RK hinge and catch assembly. Rare. $3750. More Photos
155MAB2 - Army/Waffen SS Panzer Assault badge ( Panzerkampf - Abzeichen ) for 50 engagements marked GB ( Gustav Brehmer). Unawarded rare badge featuring a gray finished panzer and frosted wreath. The plate displaying "50" is separately affixed. The reverse shows the attaching rivets.$3750. More Photos
154SO1 - Very Rare Aluminum Army Paratrooper badge ( Fallschirmschutzen - Abzeichen des Heeres) by C.E. Juncker. Tthis very rare badge, made in aluminum, features the stylized diving Army eagle with a Wehrmcht eagle at the top center of the wreath. The Ggerman Army mainted a separate Fallschirmunfantrie Kompanie and later regiment until January 1, 1938 at which time it was incorporated into the Luftwaffe. Fallschirmjager who were awarded this badge continued to wear it throughout the war. The aluminum version of this badge is very rare as it was the earliest production and was discontinued after the introduction of the tombak version prior to the outbreak of the war in 1939. This badge displays use and has wear to the finish. The catch displays a period repair that protrudes slightly through the wreath. This is an excellent example of a rare and historic piece. $3650. More Photos
151MAB1 - Army/ Waffen SS General Assault badge for 25 engagements by RK ( Rudolf Karneth). This badge displays excellent detail characteristic of the RK award. The eagle with two crossed stick grenades are secured to the wreath by four rivets. The magnetic pin attaches with a recessed hinge and catch. The General Assault badge was awarded to Infantry and combat support personal. $2250. More Photos
1410SO12 - MINT German Cross in Silver marked "20" ( C.F. Zimmermann ). This stunning cross is impossible to upgrade. The cross would meet the standards of those collectors who want only MINT! The cross retains 100% of its original frosted, enameled and colored finishes on all surfaces. The "20" hallmark is stamped on the underside of the pin. During the period German Crosses were awarded only approximately 1,200 German Crosses in silver were presented as opposed to nearly 30,000 German Crosses in gold. A textbook and exceptional example. Vet./ Pu. $5700. More Photos
1410MAB17 - MINT Army / Waffen SS Panzer Assault 25 Engagements badge , unmarked ( RK). This stunning example was recently acquired in a purchase direct from the U.S. Army veteran. This outstanding example features 100% of its original frosted finish on the obverse wreath and burnished finish on the panzer. The reverse is unmarked but displays the pin, hinge and catch configuration of an RK manufactured badge. Vet./Pu.$2500. More Photos
1410MAB5 - Heer / Waffen SS German Cross in Gold. cloth version. Multi-piece obverse construction with price still evident on the reverse. As worn on the field gray uniform. $595. More Photos
1410CI3 - Rare Army / Waffen SS "KURLAND" cufftitle. This rare cufftitle was authorized for wear by Wehrmacht and Waffen SS personnel who fought in the Kurland pocket in Russia. This example features black embroidered thread on a white cotton backing. Bordering the KURLAND name are two shields with the left shield representing the Grand Masters of the Teutonic Knights and the right shield and elk representing the Kurland region. The reduced cufftitle measures 8.0 inches. Rare award. $1200. More Photos
1410MAB7 - Heer / Waffen SS Kuban shield. This campaign shield was awarded to Wehrmacht personnel who fought in the Kuban pocket on the eastern front. This magnetic award is in mint unissued condtion.$350. More Photos
1410MAB6 - Narvik shield ( Narvikschild ). Instituted in August 1940, this early combat shield was awarded to Wehrmacht personnel who participated in the Narvik Norway campaign . Field gray backed for wear with the Heer uniform. Zinc construction. $375. More Photos
1410MAB4 - Rare Iron Cross 2nd Class by Schinkle. Early Iron Cross with distinctive Schinkle form. $250. More Photos
1410MAB1 - Heer / Waffen SS Infantry Assault badge in silver. This badge features excellent detail in the eagle, carbine and wreath. The unmarked reverse displays standard hinge, pin a catch assembly. $125. More Photos
148MAB67 - Infantry Assault badge ( Infantrie Sturmabzeichen ). This early stamped version displays excellent detail. The reverse is unmarked. $125. More Photos
148MAB65 - 4th Panzer Division Reconnaissance cased table award. This Deschler made award was presented to commemorate the 4th Panzer Division's Aufklarungs ABTLG. 7 1941-1942 campaign in Russia. The reverse features the division's 1942 symbol.The case is marked DESCHLER & SOHN , MUNCHEN. Rare. $750. More Photos
148MAB64 - Extremely rare HEIMAT-ARTILLERIE PARK 11, KARLSHAGEN. HEIMAT-ARTILLERIE PARK 11 was connected to the Peenemunde testing and research compound. This badge identified the bearer as employee # "14594" and authorized entry to the "park". Attached to Artillerie Park 11 was Rocket Training Batterie 444 responsible for research and testing of the German rocket program. This zinc badge features a Wehrmacht eagle over the number 14594. The words " HEIMAT-ARTILLERIE PARK 11, KARLSHAGEN" identifies the location. The reverse is unmarked. All articles associated with the Peenemunde V-1 and V-2 rocket programs are rare. $650. More Photos
148MAB58 - Army / Waffen SS General assault badge, Unmarked. Awarded to qualifying non-combatant personnel who did not qualify for the Panzer or Infantry Assault badges. Mint. $250. More Photos
148MAB56 - Army/Waffen SS Panzer Assault badge by AWS, dated 1942. This semi-hollow badge displays excellent silver finish on the obverse. The reverse shows a recessed catch along with the AWS 1942 dated maker's mark. $300. More Photos
148MAB31 - Rare Ostvolk ( Eastern Peoples award ) 1st Class in Gold. This pinback gold starburst with crossed swords award was presented to volunteers from the eastern European occupied countries who comprised various fighting units in the Wehrmacht. Among them the Don Cossacks. The gold award was presented for outstanding bravery. The reverse is unmarked. Rare.$400. More Photos
148MAB32 - Ostvolk ( Eastern Peoples award) 1st Class in silver. This pinback starburst with crossed swords award was presented to volunteers from the eastern European occupied countries who comprised various fighting units in the Wehrmacht. Among them the Don Cossacks. The silver award was presented for outstanding bravery. The reverse is unmarked. Rare. $250. More Photos
148MAB33 - Ostvolk ( Eastern Peoples award ) 2nd Class medal in gold. Was presented to members of eastern European volunteer units for their support in combat action. The reverse is unmarked .$175. More Photos
148MAB39 - 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Spange. Solid example of a nickel silver early war spange. Reverse is unmarked. $450. More Photos
148MAB52 - Army marksman's lanyard ( Schutzenschnur).Grade I pre-1939 - $150. More Photos
148MAB50 - Panzer marksman lanyard award. This rare marksman's lanyard was awarded to armor gunners who qualified for the lanyard with their shooting skills. The lanyard features a wreathed panzer tank. $300. More Photos
148MAB47 - Army/Waffen SSInfantry Assault in silver. Unmarked zinc. $150. More Photos
148MAB46 - Army/Waffen SS Infantry Assault badge in bronze. Early hollow back stamped version. Awarded to Infantry personnel who supported armor units. Unmarked. $150. More Photos
148MAB12 - Iron Cross 1st Class, by L/54 screwback by Schauerte & Hohfeld, cased. This near mint example features a matte black finish with nearly 100% of the original lacquer on edges the silver arms and beading. The reverse displays standard screwback construction with the stamped L54 on the lower arm. $750.. More Photos
148MAB28 - Infantry Assault badge in silver. This Infantry Assault award features silver frosted obverse. The reverse reveals it is an early stamped hollow back version. An excellent early example. $175. More Photos
148MAB26 - WWI Iron Cross 2nd Class ribbon with 1939 Spange. This set features the 1939 2nd Class Spange affixed to a World War I ribbon indicating the recipient had been awarded the EKII in both World Wars. Rare. $350. More Photos
148MAB21 - Italian/German African Campaign medal . Italian military award authorized in early 1942 for Italian and German military personnel who served in Africa who served in conjunction with the Deutches Afrika Korps in Tunisia and Libya. The obverse features two combatants jointly fighting an alligator with the two combatants representing Italy and Germany and the alligator representing the Allies. The reverse features the Feleni Arch ordered built by Mussolini on the border of Libya and Tripolitania in 1937. $225. More Photos
148MAB17 - Iron Cross 1st Class . This nicely vaulted Iron Cross 1st Class features a black gloss finish. The beading displays excellent detail. The reverse is unmarked with a soldered repaired catch. $250. More Photos
145MAB2 - Black Wound badge. Badge's black painted finish displays mild wear. Reverse is marked with raised "88". $75 More Photos
145MAB1 - Army/Waffen SS Panzer assault badge maker marked " AS', Adolf Scholze. Nice definition badge. Reverse displays standard pin, catch and hinge configuration of Adolf Scholze panzer badges. $200.. More Photos
143MAB5 - Iron Cross 1st Class, screwback version. This cross displays mild period use. The black matte finish shows mnor surface wear as does the ribbing and rim. The reverse displays a typical screwback plate and threaded pin. $325. More Photos
143MAB4 - Iron Cross 1st Class marked "26", B.H. Mayer. Excellent example retaining much of its original lacquer along the rim and matte black painted finish The 26 is incused on the pin. $325. More Photos
141MAB2 - Army/Waffen SS Infantry Assault Badge in Bronze with original paper envelop by JFS. Reverse displays recessed balled hinge with soldered "C" catch. Mint/un-issued. Impossible to upgrade. $325. More Photos
1312MAB9 - 1939 Iron cross 1st Class Spange. Unmarked. $150. More Photos
1312MAB8 - WWI Spange for the Iron Cross 2nd Class. $500. More Photos
1312MAB2 - Krim shield for overcoat with drilled holes with metal plate backing. $85. More Photos
1312MAB1 - Cased Iron Cross 1st Class by Wilhelm Deumer, Ludenscheid. This un-issued examples excellent Deumer detail. The black obverse finish is 100%. The silver edges show remnants of the original lacquer. The case is a issue leatherette and displays light wear. The reverse of the cross features the L/11 code of Wilhelm Deumer, Ludenscheid beneath the catch. Un-awarded example. $599. More Photos
139MAB1 - Army Waffen SS 50 Engagements General Assault badge by RK. This rare combat award displays much of its original frosted finish on the wreath and burnishing on the panzer. The "50" engagements plate is separately affixed. The reverse displays the RK ( Rudolf Karneth) maker's mark. The "c" catch has been detached. Nice display item. $2,000. More Photos
137MAB8 - Army Waffen SS Close Combat Clasp in Silver by JFS ( Josef Feix Sohne}. Near mint example retaining most of its original silver finish The reverse displays the JFS incused maker's mark and stamped FEC . W.E. PEEKHAUS BERLIN. $725. More Photos
137MAB1 - Rare Army /Waffen SS Panzer Assault Badge ( Panzerkampfabzeichen ) in Bronze for 50 engagements by Gustav Brehmer. This badge features a bronze wash with a separately attached 50 engagement front plate. The panzer and Wehrmacht eagle display excellent detail in their design. The reverse reveals typical hollowback construction with a separately attached plate that is affixed with hollow rivets that hold the panzer and 25 plate. The hinge and "C" catch are separately mounted on plates. Excellent rare example. $2850. More Photos
133MAB2 - Austrian K.u.K. Kaiserschützen Commemorative: Circular convex brass badge band around rim reads, "III. Felbaon. / K.K. Kais.Schütz. Reg.II." w/dark green felt backing). With Photographic postcard of 3 medical officers (w/red cross armbands) seated in front and 2 orderlies (?) standing in the rear; persons identified in inscription on reverse (stamped K.K. Kaiserschützen Regiment / 3. Feldbataillon, dated 19.VII.1918) sent to a Vorarlberg address. Used, Very Good Plus. $150.00 . More Photos
133MAB3 - Army Reichswehr Snowshoe Competition Award named and dated small bronze rectangular plaque bearing raised helmeted head [Reichswehr state decal] surrounded by oak leaf circle and "Wehrkreis- / Kommando IV."; jeweler engraved "Schneeschuhwettkampf 1933 / Dem Gefr. Huhn, I./11". Excellent condition. $180.00. More Photos
132MAB14 - Gallipoli Star ( Turkish Star). Silver plated brass moon affixed to enameled star. Reverse is maker marked " B.B.&Co. $325. More Photos
132MAB10 - Wehrmacht 4 Years Long Service medal without ribbon. $25. More Photos
132SO1 - 1939-1940 Kriegsdenkmünze medal in bronze. This medal was instituted in 1939 but never awarded. This die-struck medal is magnetic. The obverse features the Wehrmacht adler superimposed over the Iron Cross with the dates 1939 and 1940 above and below the arms of the cross. The reverse reads 'For the Struggle For Germany's Freedom". Information on the medal is scarce as it was struck in limited numbers and never awarded. Extremely rare. $2250. More Photos
132MAB9 - Wehrmacht 4 Year Long Service Award medal. Near mint. $75. More Photos
132MAB6 - Iron Cross 1st Class by 4 ( Steinhauer & Luck, Ludenscheid ). Cross displays excellent detail as characterized by Steinhauer & Luck quality. S& L was one of the primary maker's of the Ritterkreutz. Reverse displays incused 4 on the pin. $350. More Photos
132MAB5 - Iron Cross 1st Class with case by L/55 ( Wächtler & Lange, Mittweida ). This near cross displays excellent detail . The black obverse shows most of the original lacquer finish along the cross's rim. The underside of the pin displays an the stamped L/55. Case shows normal age and storage wear otherwise is intact. $750. More Photos
132MAB4 - Iron Cross 1st Class with case by 107 ( Carl Wild ). This cross displays excellent detail . The black obverse shows minor loss of finish. Reverse pin displays an incused " 107"Case shows age and storage wear otherwise is intact. $600.. More Photos
132MAB3 - Iron Cross 1st Class with case by 65 ( Klein & Quenzer ). This cross displays excellent detail . The black obverse shows minor loss of finish. Reverse pin displays "65"Case shows age and storage wear otherwise is intact. $600. More Photos
1211MAB63 - Army Marksman lanyard Grade I. $150. More Photos
1211MAB62 - Army Marksman lanyard Grade I. $150. More Photos
1211MAB61 - Army Marksman lanyard Grade I. $150. More Photos
1211MAB60 - Army Marksman lanyard Grade II ( pre-1939). Aluminum shield.with single acorn. $150. More Photos
1211MAB59 - Army Marksman lanyard Grade I ( pre-1939). Aluminum shield.with backing. 125. More Photos
1211MAB56 - Army / Waffen SS KRIM campaign shield. Un-issued paper back. Magnetic. $250. More Photos
1211MAB56 - Army / Waffen SS KUBAN campaign shield. Un-issued paper back. Magnetic. $300. More Photos
1211MAB49 - 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class cased with the original shipping carton by "107" ( Carl Wild ). This cross is the complete example for those wishing to have a mint, un-issued Iron Cross 1st Class with carton. The cross displays 100% of its original finish. The caseshows minor wear around the corners as the case has not been stored in the carton for the purpose of preserving the carton. The pin is stamped "107" indicating Carl Wild. I would rate this as near mint. $1,000. More Photos
1211MAB44 - 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class spange. Unmarked.$450. More Photos
1211MAB42 - 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class by "4" ( Steinhauer & Luck, Ludenscheid ). An incused "4" is stamped on the pin. Excellent condition. $450. More Photos
1211MAB41 - 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class by L/11 ( Deumer ). L/11 is stamped on the reverse beneath the catch. Excellent condition. - $450. More Photos
1211MAB40 - Iron Cross 2nd Class. This cross is marked on the ring but the maker is undeterminable. It is in excellent to near mint condition. $135. More Photos
1211MAB38 - Army Waffen SS Panzer Assault badge. This early hollow back badge features the distinctive " Daisy". $350. More Photos
1211MAB37 - Army/Waffen SS General Assault badge, unmarked. Mint. - $300. More Photos
1211MAB34 - SS/SA ski competition award. Nicely enameled award featuring a ski jumper. Reverse is maker marked C. Pollati. - $425. More Photos
1211MAB30 - War Merit Cross 1st Class with swords , cased by 62 ( Kerbach & Oesterheld, Dresden ).This cross rates near mint displaying a high degree of its original silver frosted finish. 62 is marked on the underside of the pin. The leatherette case in is mint. $650. More Photos
1211MAB19 - Eastern front medal with red ribbon. More Photos
1210MAB21 - War Merit 1st Class w/swords. Unmarked - $150. More Photos
1210MAB22 - 1st Class Spange for the World war I EK1. Unmarked - $375. More Photos
1210MAB20 - Close Combat Clasp bronze, FBL. $425. More Photos
1210MAB12 - Infantry Assault in bronze. Unmarked. $225. More Photos
1210MAB10 - Panzer Assault badge in bronze. Unmarked. $240. More Photos
1210MAB2 - General Assault badge. Unmarked - $150. More Photos
1209MAB7 - Eastern Front medal w/o ribbon. $35. More Photos
1206MAB5 - 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Spange. The reverse of the spange is unmarked. $650. More Photos
1205MAB9 - Army Marksman's lanyard. This lanyard's backing material has come lose. Priced accordingly. $75. More Photos
1205CI8 - Reichsfinanzverwaltung, Zollgrenzschutz (Border Customs Protection) sleeve shield. Worn with identification number. Stamped gilt metal in excellent condition. $125. More Photos
1205MAB5 - Medal of the War Merit Cross. $25. More Photos
1205MAB6 - Medal of the War Merit Cross. $20. More Photos
1203MAB7 - Spanish Wound Badge in Silver. Unmarked fine example. $175. More Photos
116MAB1 - Spanish Cross in Silver by Meybauer. This early production Spanienkreutz im Silber features the early Meybauer maker's mark and the 900 silver content stamp. Higher decorations were often struck using fine silver emphasizing the jeweler-like quality and importance of the award by Deutschland's leading manufacturerers. The Maltese Cross is struck separate from the swords, eagles and swastika disc. All are components are separately soldered. This stunning example displays a silver luster with very mild age-toning. $2650. More Photos
115MAB4 - Extremely rare 1870 Iron Cross 2nd Class with Weiderholungsspange and Jubilaumsspange. This rare Iron Cross 2nd Class features the date 1870. The obverse and reverse black finish over the iron core is in overall very good/excellent condition with no serious oxidation. The ribbing shows excellent detail displaying minor wear. The Weiderholsspange ( enameled 1914 Iron Cross on bar) was instituted on June 4, 1915 to recognize noteworthy contributions made by personnel who had been awarded the Iron Cross 2nd Class in the Franco-Prussian war in 1870. The Weiderholsspange is marked JOH. WAGNER & SOHN. followed by the "half moon, crown, 800 BERLIN. W.' on the reverse. The Jubilaumsspange was awarded to commorate the 25 Years Jubilee of the Franco-Prussian War. The Jubilaumsspange features a raised "25" over three oak leaves and is attached to the ribbon by two soldered pins on the unmarked and hollow reverse. $2250. More Photos
115MAB3 - 1914 Iron Cross 1st Class, unmarked. This Iron Cross is vaulted and shows light - normal wear to the obverse finish. The reverse is unmarked. The vaulted shape was intended to give the cross a closer fit to the tunic. $400. More Photos
114MAB1 - Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938 cased. This medal was awarded to commemorate the incorporation of Czechoslovakia into the Third Reich. This complete set comes in a simulated red leather case. The offering includes the full size medal, the miniature, buttonhole ribbon, the stickpin, the parade ribbon with Prague castle spange. Rare to have the entire award. $300. More Photos
113MAB10 - Army/Waffen General Assault badge in silver unmarked. This badge retains iyts silver finish being an excellent example. $125. More Photos
113MAB30 - Army/Waffen SS Close Combat Clasp ( Nahkampfspange ) in bronze by JFS - $475. More Photos
1010MAB7 - World War I Iron Cross 1st Class. Unmarked and shows wear to the arms of the cross. $300. More Photos
1010MAB8 - World War II Iron Cross 1st Class. Shows wear. Unmarked. $275. More Photos
1010MAB9 - World War II Iron Cross 1st Class. Shows storage wear. Unmarked. $275. More Photos
1010MAB10 - World War I Iron Cross 1st Class. Marked 800 (silver content). $300. More Photos
1010MAB12 - World War I Iron Cross 1st Class. Marked CD 800 (silver content). $275. More Photos
1010MAB6 - World War I Iron Cross 1st Class with rivet. This cross features a miniscule rivet for the separate attachment of the front piece of the cross. $300. More Photos
1010MAB17 - World War I Iron Cross 1st Class unissued. Unmarked. $300. More Photos
109MAB16 - Spanish Civil War Wound Badge ( Legion Condor ) in Silver. $200. More Photos
109MAB20 - Spanish Civil War Wound Badge in Silver. Solid back. Unmarked. $300. More Photos
109MAB6 - War Merit Cross 2nd Class with Swords stamped 85 ( Julius Pietsch, Gablonz an der Neckar). $40. More Photos
109MAB7 - War Merit Cross 2nd Class with Swords, unmarked. $40. More Photos
109MAB8 - War Merit Cross 1st Class with Swords stamped 5 (Hermann Wernstein). $250. More Photos
109MAB9 - War merit Cross 1st Class without swords. Awarded to non-combat support personnel. $225. More Photos
109MAB10 - War Merit Cross 1st Class with Swords stamped 62 ( Kerbach & Osterhelt, Dresden) on the back of pin. $250. More Photos
109MAB17 - Spanish Civil War Wound Badge ( Legion Condor ) in Silver. $200. More Photos
109MAB25 - Army/Waffen SS Infantry Assault Badge in Silver. Hollowback. $225. More Photos
109MAB26 - War Merit Cross 1st Class with Swords unmarked. $250. More Photos
108MAB28 - Army/ Waffen SS Close Combat Clasp in Bronze by JFS ( Josef Feix Sohne}. Near mint example example retaining most of its original bronze finish The reverse displays the JFS incused maker's mark and stamped FEC . W.E. PEEKHAUS BERLIN - $650. More Photos
108MAB18 - Army/ Waffen SS KRIM shield. Lapel pin sold separately. $200. More Photos
096mab9 - Army Panzer Assault badge in silver, no maker. This badge retains a good degree of its original silver finish. The reverse is unmarked. $225. More Photos
096mab8 - Army Panzer Assault badge in bronze by Hermann Aurich. This zinc badge features traces of its original bronze finish. The reverse features the Aurich construction having a recessed circular hinge. The maker's mark is above the brass hook catch. $200. More Photos
095mab59 - War Merit Cross withou t swords 1st class. $250. More Photos
095mab60 - War Merit Cross with swords 1st class. $250. More Photos
095mab68 - Iron Cross 1st class maker marked " 26". $350. More Photos
095mab69 - Iron Cross 1st class with brass core, vaulted. $400. More Photos
091MAB1 - Cased War Merit Cross with Swords by Deschler. This mint War Merit Cross features a case with the facsimile of the silver cross. The cross is stunning with 100% of its frosted silver finish. Being a Deschler made piece it shows excellent detail. The reverse shows Deschler's LDO number "1" stamped on the pin. This is impossible to upgrade. $750. More Photos
0810MAB7 - Iron Cross 1st Class - screwback by L59 (Alois Rettenmaier). An excellent example with a high gloss finish. L/59 is stamped on the reverse. $500. More Photos
0810MAB9 - Iron Cross 1st Class, unmarked. Fine example showing 100% black matte finish and nice patina along the silver edges. The reverse shows normal patination. $425. More Photos
0810MAB10 - Rare Spanish Wound Badge in Silver, hollow. This rare badge is hollow judging by its weight. The silver finish is mostly intact and shows excellent detail. The reverse is unmarked. $595. More Photos
0810MAB11 - Rare Spanish Wound Badge in Black. This badge has lost its original black finish over time but still shows excellent detail in the helmet, wreath and pebbled background. Rare. $275. More Photos
088MAB8 - Wound badge in silver. This badge retains about 98% of its silver finish and I'd rate it as excellent. The reverse shows the maker's code as "65". $95. More Photos
084mab2 - KUBAN Campaign Shield. . The German High Command thought so highly of the Heer's campaigns (often defensive) on the Russian Front that a majority of Campaign Shields were designed and awarded to recognize the costly effort. This was an early awarded shield being that it's magnetic. The shield features the German Wehrmacht eagle over the word KUBAN (in Russia) with the date 1943 with a small map of the campaign area. The shield is on field gray wool backing. The reverseis paper backed with two attaching prongs. $350. More Photos
084mab9 - 1939 iron Cross 1st Class, unmarked. A nice solid example. This cross shows minor wear to the arms of the swastika but has a fair amount of the original lacquer present and shows nice detail. The reverse and pin are unmarked. $350. More Photos
084mab13 - Silver Wound badge. Marked 107. This badge lacks much of the original finish and has a slightly bent pin but it's nice to see one with a maker's number - Carl Wild, Hamburg. $65. More Photos
191MAB1 - Luftwaffe bronze transport clasp. Unmarked. $300. More Photos
183MAB7 - 183MAB7 - Luftwaffe combined Pilot Observer badge by C.E . Juncker. This Type 2 badge displays high quality Juncker construction and stunning detail. The reverse is marked with \ the proper maker stamp. The catch shows a period repair. $2550. More Photos
176MAB6 - Luftschutz Civil Air Defense medal 2nd Class. $100. More Photos
173MAB1 - Luftwaffe pilot badge by Bruder Schneider, Wein ( BSW). This early war period badge features highly detailed features on the obverse side. The reverse displays the complete Bruder Schneider, Wein maker's name. Excellent tombak example. $1450. More Photos
1612MAB2 - Luftwaffe Airgunner/Wireless Operator badge, cased by Imme. Near Mint. $1450. More Photos
1612SO2 - Luftwaffe Combined Pilot Observer badge by GWL, cased. Near Mint. $6500. More Photos
169MAB15 - Luftwaffe Pilot Badge by C.E. Juncker, Berlin. Near mint Type II Juncker Pilot displays high degree of original burnished finish on eagle and white frosted wreath. The reverse presents standard Juncker construction. $850. More Photos
163MAB1 - Spanish Cross with swords in silver marked L/11 ( Grossmann & Cco, Wein ). $2100. More Photos
162MAB7 - Luftwaffe Paratroop badge, late war no maker - $550. More Photos
162MAB6 - Luftwaffe Ground Assault badge, late war, no maker - $250. More Photos
154MAB12 - Luftwaffe Fighter Pilot Grouping of Oberleutnant Wold-Dietrich Marx. this rare grouping includes Wold's early tombak FLL Pilot badge inscribed with his name, his Iron Cross 1st Class also inscribed, Iron Cross 2nd Class, Long Service award ( missing eagle), matching pair of shoulder boards. Included in the grouping are two period photographs of the same officer presumably of Oblt. Marx dated 1939 and 1942. Documents included with the set are for Marx's Pilot badge certificate signed by Bruno Loerzer who was awarded the Blue Max as an ace in WWI and Short-range fighter clasp in bronze. Accompanying this grouping is a period signed photograph of Diamonds award winner Walter Nowotny. $2050. More Photos
1410MAB9 - Luftwaffe Transport Clasp in bronze. This zinc version features a separately affixed stylized Luftwaffe eagle. The bronze clasp displays minor wear to the oak leaves and wreath. The reverse displays an unmarked reverse and fluted pin.. $550. More Photos
1410MAB16 - Luftwaffe cased Pilot badge by BSW ( Bruder Schneider, Wein ). This early war badge features the high quality construction and detail evident in BSW nickel silver badges. The definition is excellent. The reverse features the BSW hallmark in a cloverleaf. The case leatherette case is titled Luftwaffen Flugzeugführer Abzeichen ". The blue satin lined case displays normal wear.. $1850. More Photos
1410MAB15 - Luftwaffe cased Pilot badge by C.E. Juncker. This early war badge features the high quality construction and detail evident in sought after Juncker Luftwaffe badges. The definition is excellent. The reverse features the C.E. Juncker maker mark. The case leatherette case is titled Luftwaffen Flugzeugführer Abzeichen ". The blue satin lined case is in excellent condition. $1999. More Photos
1410MAB12 - Rare Luftwaffe Pilot Badge by W. DEUMER, LUDENSCHEID. This early badge features a burnished eagle with a frosted wreath. This badge displays the excellent detail characteristic of this maker. The reverse features the W.DEUMER, LUDENSCHEID maker's mark. $1850. More Photos
1410MAB10 - Luftwaffe Transport Clasp in Gold, unmarked. Early tombak gold clasp features a very high degree of gold finish. The Luftwaffe transport eagle is separately affixed by a single rivet. The unmarked reverse displays a nickel silver pin. $850. More Photos
149MAB2 - Luftwaffe Spanish Cross in Silver with Sswords by L/13 ( Paul Meybauer ). This nicely vaulted example clearly displays the excellent detail evident in Paul Meybauer's craftsmanship. The separately soldered eagles between the arms of the Maltese cross show stunning detail. The separately soldered central disc shows nice stippling as do the arms of the cross. The sword hilts also this fine detail. The reverse features the L/13 maker's stamp. $2500. More Photos
148MAB66 - Luftwaffe Airgunner/Wireless badge by W. Deumer, Ludensheid. this badge features the stylized adler cluthing the double lightening bolts. The eagle displays excellent detail. The badge was awarded to aircrew personnel who qualified both in radio and air gunnery proficiency. The reverse displays the Wilm. Deumer, Ludenshield makers mark. $650. More Photos
148MAB59 - Luftwaffe Wireless/ Air gunner badge by B&N L ( Berg & Nolte Ludenscheid ). Stunning example of the Wireless/Air Gunner badge. Obverse retains 95% of its original finish having very minor loss to the silvered wreath. Obverse displays the Berg & Nolte Ludenscheid maker's mark. $900. More Photos
148MAB51 - Luftwaffe marksman's lanyard. This marksman award features a wreathed Luftwaffe eagle badge affixed to the braided blue and silver lanyard. Excellent example. $195. More Photos
148MAB40 - Luftwaffe Bomber Frontflugspange in bronze. Excellent early war example with the unmarked reverse having a nickel silver pin. $450. More Photos
148MAB27 - Luftwaffe Reconnaissance clasp in Gold, unmarked. This solid tombak badge displays excellent detail on the obverse. The reverse displays the neatly soldered "c" catch, slightly fluted pin and hinge assembly. $750. . More Photos
148MAB23 - Luftwaffe Bomber clasp in Silver by F & B. L ( Funcke & Bruninghaus Ludenscheid ). Nicely frosted silver finish with a central burnish bomb. The reverse displays a fluted pin and catch mounted on a plate. The F. & B. L maker's mark is near the hinge. $600. More Photos
148MAB18 - Mint Luftwaffe Ground Assault badge by R.K. ( Rudolf Karneth). This late war zinc badge features the Luftwaffe eagle above a lightning bolt descending from clouds. The obverse finish is intact. The reverse displays three rivet construction that affixes the eagle. The raised R.K. maker's initials a clear. The catch is recessed in a mounting plate. $450. More Photos
143MAB1 - Luftwaffe Wireless/Airgunner badge by Assmann. This early badge retains most of its original frosting on the wreath and burnishing on the eagle with the lightning bolts. This reverse displays the "A" indicating the Assmann firm. $850. More Photos
143MAB2 - Luftwaffe Gold Transport flight clasp. Solid early example. Retains much of its original gold finish. The reverse is unmarked. $$600. More Photos
141MAB3 - Luftwaffe German Cross in Gold in metal and cloth backed. This rare award was intended to bridge the gap between the Iron Cross 1st Class and the Knights Cross. This rare award features multi-piece construction with a metal wreath and accent threads surrounding the cloth swastika, the rays emanating from the starburst design and metal wreath. The wreathed cross is on a Luftwaffe blue wool backing. The reverse is paper backed. This version of the German Cross is often seen being worn by flight crew personnel wearing the fliegerbluse. Mint, un-issued. $675. More Photos
1310MAB2 - Luftwaffe Bomber Clasp (Frontspange fur Kampfflieger) in Gold. This early war combat clasp features a near mint gold finish. The unmarked pin retains its original finish. $750. More Photos
1310MAB3 - Luftwaffe Bomber Clasp (Frontspange fur Kampfflieger) in Bronze. This early war combat clasp features a near mint bronze finish. The reverse is unmarked.. $475. More Photos
133MAB4 - Luftwaffe Wireless Operator qualification badge by Berg & Nolte Ludenscheid. This early war example still retains traces of its original frosting on the wreath. The heavy nickle silver badge displays excellent detail. The reverse features the B&N L maker's mark. $975. More Photos
132MAB11 - Luftwaffe Marksman Lanyard. Complete and mint. Features alternating silver aluminum wire in Luftwaffe blue lanyard and wreathed Luftwaffe eagle on shield. $250. More Photos
1211MAB65 - Luftwaffe marksman lanyard Grade I. $185. More Photos
1211MAB47 - Luftwaffe Pilot badge by BNL ( Berg & Nolte, Ludenscheid). Nice heavy pre-war nickel silver example showing excellent detail. The reverse display the convex wreath characteristic of BNL badges along with the maker's mark. $1500. More Photos
1012MAB23 - Luftwaffe Combined Pilot Observer badge attributed to Friedrich Linden, Ludensheid. This unmarked badge displays high quality in its construction. The wreath surrounding the eagle retains most of its original fire gilt finish. The reverse is unmarked. $2450. More Photos
1012MAB26 - Luftwaffe Flak badge by C.E. Juncker. This high quality Flak badge features the 88mm anti-aircraft gun beneath the Luftwaffe eagle. The reverse displays the C.E. Juncker maker's mark. $650. More Photos
108MAB8 - Luftwaffe Reconnaisance Clasp ( Frontflug-spange fur Aufklarer ) in Bronze by Gebruder Schneider Wein. Rare $550. More Photos
108MAB6 - Luftwaffe Bomber Clasp (Frontspange fur Kampfflieger) in Gold. There is a minor crack in the wreath. This does not appear to jeopardizing the integrity of the clasp. The reverse has a nickle silver pin and is unmarked. $550. More Photos
108MAB4 - Luftwaffe Transport Clasp ( Frontflugspange fur Transportflieger ) in Gold. The reverse is unmarked. $600. More Photos
108MAB3 - Luftwaffe Transport Clasp ( Frontflug-spange fur Transportflieger ) in Gold. The reverse is unmarked.$600. More Photos
108MAB2 - Luftwaffe Transport Clasp ( Frontflug-spange fur Transportflieger) in Silver. The reverse is unmarked. $550. More Photos
108MAB9 - Luftwaffe Reconnaisance Clasp ( Frontflug-spange fur Aufklarer ) in Silver by Gebruder Schneider Wein. Rare.$625. More Photos
098MAB2 - Early Luftwaffe Pilot Badge by Berg & Nolte Ludenscheid. This tombak badge shows early war construction. The eagle is the thinner type. The silver plate is wearing from the highlights of the wings. It shows nice character from use. The reverse shows the B&NL wreath design. Rare. $1650. More Photos
096MAB11 - Luftwaffe Reconnaissance Clasp in Bronze. Excellent early example of the bronze award retaining 100% of its finish. The reverse is unmarked. $675. More Photos
1410MAB11 - Kriegsmarine Auxiliary Cruiser badge by Schwerin, Berlin. This late zinc badge displays gilt wash on the wreath and excellent detail on the Viking ship and eagle. The reverse features the Schwerin, Berlin maker's mark. $950. More Photos
1410MAB2 - Kriegsmarine Blockade Runner Badge by Schwerin, Berlin. Obverse features a nicely frosted eagle on prow. The reverse is marked FEC. OTTO PLACZEK, BERLIN (designer of the badge) and AUSF. SCHWERIN, BERLIN. Tombak. $325. More Photos
1410MAB3 - Kriegsmarine U-Boat badge, unmarked. This badge features excellent detail. The gilt finish has been lost with time. Reverse displays typical block hinge, catch and pin assembly. $500. More Photos
148MAB54 - Kriegsmarine 2nd E-Boat badge by Schwerin. This 2nd pattern badge displays normal wear to its finish with the E-Boat cresting the waves. The E-Boat and wreath retain a fair amount of their original gilded finish. The reverse display standard Schwerin construction and maker's mark. Nice example. $750. More Photos
148MAB45 - Kriegsmarine Minesweeper badge by R.K. ( Rudolf Karneth). Theis badge features the raised R.K. maker's mark on the reverse. $250. More Photos
148MAB42 - Kriegsmarine U-Boat badge. Nicely gilded early war badge with nice cut-outs in the arms of the swastika. The eagle displays excellent detail in its features. Unmarked reverse. $750. More Photos
148MAB9 - Kriegsmarine Honor Roll Clasp with original case. This rare clasp was awarded for bravery in the war effort to those not qualifying for the Knights Cross. This was a later war award instituted in 1944. The clasp features an anchor with a superimposed gilded swastika encircled by wreath with a repeating oak leaf design. The case displays normal age and wear. Very rare..$2850. More Photos
148MAB22 - Kriegsmarine High Seas Fleet badge by RS&S ( Richard Simm & Sohne ). Obverse features a Panzerschiff cresting waving in a gilded wreath with Wehrmacht adler. Obverse displays normal wear to the finish. Reverse shows the raised R.S. & S. maker's mark. $600. More Photos
148MAB19 - Kriegsmarine Coastal Artillery badge, unmarked Berg & Nolte. Later war constructed in zinc, this badge displays minor wear to the wash finish. The reverse is unmarked. The badge is identified as Berg & Nolte by a deeper cut in the wreath as seen on the reverse' left side. $300. More Photos
148MAB15 - Kriegsmarine Destroyer badge by Schwerin. Near mint example featuring a burnished destroyer cresting waves surrounded by a gilded wreath with upper central Wehrmacht eagle. Reverse displays standard Schwerin construction for this piece with the Schwerin maker's mark.- $400. More Photos
143MAB3 - Kriegsmarine Minesweeper badge by R.K. (Rudolph Karneth). Excellent early war example. Reverse is maker marked, "R.K." $375. More Photos
135MAB1 - Kriegsmarine Destroyer badge, unmarked. This badge features nice remaining gilt on the wreath and excellent definition with the destroyer. The reverse shows a period repaired horizontal pin. $350. More Photos
1211MAB10 - Kriegsmarine Auxiliary Cruiser badge by Schwerin Berlin. Second pattern with aluminum globe and zink eagle and wreath. Schwerin Berlin marked on reverse displays single attachment rivet. $1250. More Photos
1210MAB19 - Kriegsmarine Minesweeper badge with early fire gilt finish. Reverse is marked Schwerin. $450. More Photos
1206MAB4 - Kriegsmarine E-Boat badge , 2nd pattern. Schellbootabzeichen. This E-Boat badge features the "Schnellboot" cresting the waves. The badge retains much of its original gilt finish over zinc. The reverse is unmarked. $850. More Photos
1203MAB17 - Kriegsmarine Minesweeper badge by Schwerin, Berlin. Reverse displays Schwerin maker's mark. $395. More Photos
1203MAB3 - Kriegsmarine High Seas Fleet Badge by Schwerin, Berlin. This early period tombak badge displays the excellent quality of Schwerin. The badge shows wear to the finish giving it a fine age patina. The reverse displays standard Schwerin construction in the hinge and catch assemblies along with the maker's name. $700. More Photos
113MAB23 - Kriegsmarine Minesweeper by Schwerin. This badge retains remnants of its original fire gilt finish. $375. More Photos
113MAB22 - Kriegamarine Coastal Artillery marked L/56 (Funcke & Bruninghaus) . $300. More Photos
1010MAB1 - U-Boat Frontspange in Bronze by Schwerin. This example displays 100% of its original bronze finish. $1800. More Photos
109MAB1 - Kriegsmarine 1st Model E-Boat ( Kriegsabzeichen fur Schnellboote) Badge, French made by Baqueville. $1000. More Photos
109MAB2 - Kriegsmarine Minesweeper Badge, unmarked. $385. More Photos
1812SO1 -NSDAP Golden Party Badge set awarded to party member 90036. Rarely offered set of numbered party badges awarded to the first 100,000 members of the NSDAP. First awarded in late 1933, the GPB was considered a NSDAP award recognizing early membership and support of the party. The Goldenes Ehrenzeichen ( Golden Honor Badge) was worn with pride. This numbered set shows light surface wear to each of the badges. The larger is marked GES. GESCH. On the reverse along with the hand stamped member number. The smaller version displays the maker JOS. FUESS, MUNCHEN on the pin attachment plate. $3999. More Photos
183mab5 - Rare Deutsche Jagershaft Game Warden Officials badge. Rare badge numbered 37708. Reverse is unmarked. $800. More Photos
183mab4 -Very rare NSFK early numbered pilot badge. Stamped early nickel silver badge presenting excellent detail. The reverse provides the pilot certificate number. $1750 More Photos
183mab3 -Unissued NSDAP 10 Years Faithful Service award with original carton. This mint NSDAP long service award features a perfect dark bronze finish. The carton shows the RZM maker on the reverse bottom. Impossible to upgrade. $375. More Photos
183mab2 -Very rare mint unissued NSDAP 15 Years Faithful Service award with original carton with the gilt state eagle and the mint silver and enameled blue medal. The carton shows the RZM maker on the reverse bottom. Impossible to upgrade.$750. More Photos
183mab1 -Very rare mint unissued NSDAP 25 Years Faithful Service cased award. This is the ultimate of the NSDAP long service awards having its original red leatherette case with the gilt state eagle and the mint white enameled and gilt eagle medal. $8500. More Photos
176MAB4 - Commemorative Medal October 1938 for the Sudetenland Anschluss. $75. $75. More Photos
173MAB9 - War Merit Cross 1st Class in mint condition. Marked L/58 ( Rudolf Souval, Wien). $300. More Photos
1612MAB12 - Romanian award Anti-Communist struggle with packet. $85. More Photos
1612MAB5 - War Merit Cross 2nd Class with envelop. $75. More Photos
1612MAB6 - War Merit Cross medal with original envelop. $65. More Photos
162MAB3 - Luftschutz service medal, no ribbon - $40. More Photos
1510MAB1 - Rare sleeve shield of the Reichs Finance Administration ( Reichs Finanz Verwaltung ) Zollgrenzschultz. This rare oval shield was worn on the duty uniform of individuals who were responsible for the protection of the Finance Ministry of the Third Reich. $650. More Photos
156MAB3 - NSDAP Ski Competition non-portable award plaque. This bronze and pewter plaque measures approximately 4 x 4 inches. The purpose of the award is unattributed but the early NSDAP eagle with the skis and mountain background determine that the award resulted from a ski event. $125. More Photos
151SO11 - Knights Cross of the War Merit Cross w/o Swords ( Ritterkreuz Des Kriegsverdienstkreuzes ) by Deschler und Sohn, München. This very rare Third Reich award was presented to non-combatant military, political and civilian recipients who made a significant contribution to the war effort. The award was first instituted on August 19, 1940. The award is silver frosted with a wreathed central disc showing a swastika on the obverse and the 1939 date on the reverse side. The bottom are of the cross is stamped with the silver content "900" and th e Präsidialkanzlei number "1" designating Deschler und Sohn, München as the maker. Recipients included Dr. Robert Ley who lead the German Labor Front. The cross comes with its original full length wearing ribbon. $7500. More Photos
148MAB34 - Westwall medal. This medal was awarded to individuals who participated in the construction of the "West Wall". The obverse of the bronze medal depicts a bunker beneath two crossed shovels and the Wehrmacht eagle. The reverse reads "FUR ARBEIT ZUM SCHUTZE DEUTSCHE LANDS" ( FOR WORK ON PROTECTING GERMAN LANDS). $45. More Photos
148MAB35 - Luftschutzverband ( RLB) 2nd Class medal. For service in the RLB air defense organization.$150. More Photos
148MAB36 - NSDAP 10 Year Long Service medal. Bronze nicely struck cross with starburst having a central party eagle suspended from a brown and white ribbon. The reverse states Loyalty to the Fuhrer and People. $150. More Photos
148MAB37 - NSDAP SCHLAGETER shield second pattern award with swords by Paul Kunst. This award features the ealy party martyr's name above two crossed swords. The reverse features the Paul Kunst, Berlin maker's mark. Rare.$350. More Photos
148MAB41 - Rare Spanish Cross in bronze without swords. This rare award was presented to Wehrmacht non- combatants . The multi-piece constructed award displays careful detail in the separately soldered eagles between the arms of the Maltese cross. The reverse is unmarked. The without swords version is much more rare than the version with swords ( combatant ). Rare. $1350. More Photos
148MAB43 - Early rare Hitler Youth Proficiency Sports badge in gold. First instituted in the spring of 1934 this award came in three grades bronze , silver and gold. The purpose of the badge was to inspire proficiency in athletics for future military service. This early hollowback stamped version is without an RZM code indicating very early production as later made pieces all displayed the maker's RZM code. The award is stamped with the recipient'award number #1142. Very rare. $300. More Photos
148MAB48 - German Horseman's ( Reiterabzeichen) badge in bronze. Horseback riding compettions were popular in pre-war Germany with ties to military cavalry units and Germany's landed gentry. The SS and Army cavalry units often competed in these competitions. This early example features a wreathed mounted horseman above the letter "R" designating "Reiter". The reverse displays the full "GESETZLICH GESCHUTZT" later abbreviated to Ges. Gesch. The full maker name is present being "L. CHR. LAUER, NURNBERG-BERLIN". $125. More Photos
148MAB13 - War Merit Cross 1st Class w/swords by L/15 ( Otto Schickle ), cased. Nice example of War Merit Cross 1st Class displaying excellent detail. The reverse features the L15 ( Schickle ) maker's mark stamped on the pin. - $225. More Photos
148MAB11 - Treuedienstabzeichen der Bayerischen Industrie Award for 25 years of service with lapel miniature and parade ribbon bar, cased. This exquisite award features the enameled Bayerishe shield above a swastika. The obverse title reads 'EHRE DER ARBEIT" ( HONOR FOR WORK). The reverse displays "FUR 25 JAHRE TREUR DIENST" ( FOR 25 YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE" in industry. Accompanying the medal is the miniature version and above is the blue and white ribbon bar. The robin egg blue leatherette case displays the award's title. $400.00 . More Photos
148MAB8 - Civilian 2nd Class 25 Years Long Service award with award carton by Friedrich Keller, Oberstein. cased. This award was presented to civilians employed in public service. It was intend to recognize their "faithful " public service. Near mint award with central black enameled swastika. The reverse reads " FUR TREUER DIENST " ( For Faithful Service"). The red cardboard carton displays minor age with the maker's label intact on the inside lid. $65. More Photos
148MAB7 - Fire Brigade Honor medal ( Feuerwehr Ehrenabzeichen) with ribbon. Unmarked, cased. Award features a white enameled cross with separately affixed enameled swastika on a white disc from which flames project. The circular ring separating the white arms has the inscribed words " FUR VERDIENST IM FEUER LOESCHWESEN " ( For Service in Fire Brigade Organization ". The red bordered ribbon with a central wide white stripe displays light age. Rare civil award. $550. More Photos
148MAB6 - Fire Brigade Honor medal ( Feuerwehr Ehrenabzeichen ) with ribbon by GLASER & SOHN, DRESDEN. Cased. Award features a white enameled cross with separately affixed enameled swastika on a white disc from which flames project. The circular ring separating the white arms has the inscribed words " FUR VERDIENST IM FEUER LOESCHWESEN " ( For Service in Fire Brigade Organization ". The reverse displays the GLASER & SOHN maker's logo. The red bordered ribbon with a central wide white stripe displays light age. Rare civil award. $550. More Photos
148MAB16 - Dr. Fritz Todt Prize 3rd Class in steel. This rare civil award was first instituted in November 1943 in recognition of individuals in industry for their contributions to the war effort. The award came in three grades gold, silver and steel. The large breast award features a stylized party eagle above a swastika inside a cogwheel. The unmarked reverse has a wide steel pin with the catch separately soldered to a base plate. Rare. $850. More Photos
143MAB6 - POLIZEISTERNFAHRT 1934 NACH NURNBURG award. Enameled starburst design with alternating light blue and white rays with bronze central disc featuring an enameled Nurnburg crest over a swastika. The palque is on an octagonal wood plate for wall mounting. $450. More Photos
141SO3 - Rare Geheime Staatspolizei (Gestapo) Warrant Disc ground dug. This disc, issued to members of the Gestapo, granted practically unlimited powers of access, arrest and interrogation. The non-magnetic nickel silver disc features the state eagle on the obverse and words GEHEIME STAATPOLIZEI with the issuance number "11658 "on the reverse. This disc is in " ground dug" condition showing surface wear but with very good detail to the state eagle and "GEHEIME STAATSPOLIZEI" lettering. The disc is accompanied with a letter of authenticity written by the foremost authority Don Bible. Very rare and in much demand. $3600. More Photos
1312MAB4 - DRL badge in silver by WERNSTEIN JENA numbered 25269. $125. More Photos
1312MAB3 - DRL badge in Bronze by WERNSTEIN JENA , D.R.G.M. numbered 35269. $75. More Photos
1312MAB11 - HJ Sports Proficiency badge in silver by RZM M1/120, numbered "93742". $200. More Photos
136MAB1 - DJ Hitler Rifleman's Shooting award ( Schiessauzeichnung-abzeichen).. Awarded to youths under the age of 14 who exhibited marksman's quality shooting with air rifles rather than the standard .22 caliber rifle used by older youths. Badge displays excellent detail in the crossed rifles with an enameled superimposed sigrune. Reverse is marked with M1/123 and RZM. Rare.$175. More Photos
132CI113 - The plaque is for the training of horses. The inscription which reads "Die Plakette des Reichsverbandes für Zucht und Prüfung deutschen Warmbluts für hervorragende Leistungen in Pferdepflege und Haltung." translates to "The badge of the National Association for breeding and testing German Warmblood for excellence in horse care and management. $125. More Photos
133CI21 - Hitler Youth NS Student Bund Member Badge Insignia marked M1/ 15. $80. More Photos
132MAB13 - October 1, 1939 Commemorative medal awarded for the entry into the Sudentenland. Mint. $45.00. More Photos
132MAB12 - October 1, 1939 Commemorative medal awarded for the entry into the Sudentenland. Mint. $45.00. More Photos
132MAB1 - 1936 OLYMPISCHE MEDALLIAN . THE REVERSE READS " FOR SERVICE AND PARTICIPATION IN THE 1936 OLYMPICS." $95 More Photos
132MAB7 - Hitlerjugend Proficiency Badge in silver. Reverse is marked 239243 along with the maker M1/34 and RZM. $115. More Photos
1211MAB58 - Mothers Cross in Bronze.Reverse displays institution date and facsimile Adolf Hitler signature. $50. More Photos
1211MAB55 - NSKK attachment for radiator or plaque. This high quality stamped piece features the NSKK eagle with a black enameled swastika. And NSKK. The reverse displays a raised RZM mark and below the second threaded hole is the Arabic numeral '5'. $450. More Photos
1211MAB54 - NSKK Motor Gruppe Hessen non-portable award for driving competition dated 1937. This award featured enameled city crests. The reverse is marked E.F . WIEDMANN, FRANKFURT A.M. Rare. $650. More Photos
1211MAB53 - NSKK Motor Brigade Hochland, Oberbayern non-portable award for orienteering driving. High definition. Unmarked reverse. $450. More Photos
1211MAB52 - NSKK Motor Brigade 5. Bayr.- Ostmark dated 1939. Non-portable award. Reverse is maker marked CARL POELLATH. Worn gilt finish over brass. Rare. $400. More Photos
1211MAB51 - NSKK Motor Brigade Thuringen award dated AM 19.APRIL 1936. Gilt plated over brass. Orienteering competition. - Rare. $525. More Photos
1211MAB50 - NSKK Motor Brigade Franken dated 19.5.35 non-portable award for orienteering driving. Solid brasswith high definition. Unmarked reverse. Rare. $550. More Photos
1211MAB33 - Eagle Order 5th Class medal. This early bronze medal displays excellent detail in the Maltese Cross and state eagles. The reverse reads, "German Service Medal". The ring is micro stamped "30" ( Hauptmunzamt, Wein ). $250. More Photos
1211MAB32 - NSDAP 10 Years Long Service medal. Excellent example of the bronze award showing nice detail. $195. More Photos
1211MAB31 - 1936 Berlin Olympic medal with original box. Medal displays the NSDAP state eagle beneath the Olympic rings. The reverse States that the award was presented for contributing service given to the Olympics. The leatherette casehas a gray velvet material interior recessed to hold the medal. The exterior features the five rings. I would rate this setas near mint. $450. More Photos
1211MAB29 - Combatants cross of honor/Army long service award (1914-1918) $20. More Photos
1211MAB28 - Combatants cross of honor/Army long service award (1914-1918) with ribbon $25. More Photos
1211MAB26 - First model S A sports badge 34553 missing catch $35. More Photos
1211MAB17 - RAD -Dienstauszeichnung fur Manner RAD long Service Award for men. Class medal for 4 years bronzed on blue ribbon $100. More Photos
1211MAB15 - RLD, Civil and air defense air declaration 2nd class Fuverdienstien Luftschufs 1938, $130. More Photos
1211MAB12 - Wehrmacht Civilian badge for Belgian and Frankenreich. This rare enameled badge displays minor loss of finish on the enamel on the red and white ovals. The badge was used to identify civilians in occupied Belgian and France as employees of the Wehrmacht. The reverse displays the identification number 4039. Rare. $650. More Photos
1211MAB7 - Medal of the War Merit Cross medal. $25. More Photos
1211MAB4 - Mother's Cross in Gold Award. 100% enameled finish and gilt obverse. $110. More Photos
1211MAB3 - Civil Faithful Service Award for 25 years. Silver finished cross with enameled swastika with the cornflower blue ribbon. $50. More Photos
1209MAB4 - Feuerwehr award medal for X years servive in Rheinbach. $15. More Photos
1209MAB3 - 50 Year Firefighter Commemoration medal. $100. More Photos
1209MAB2 - Hitler Youth Sport Proficiency badge in silver. $125. More Photos
1205MAB8 - SA Sports badge in Bronze second pattern. Maker marked FECHLER, and marked EIGENTUM DER OBERST S.A. FÜHRUNG BERNSBACH SA. More Photos
1205MAB4 - German Veterans Organization WWI Service Award. $25. More Photos
1203MAB11 - DRL ( Reichssportabzeichen ) , 3rd model with swastika in silver. Awarded to qualifying war disabled. Reverse is marked Wernstein JENA. $75. More Photos
1203MAB6 - SA Sports badge in silber by W. REDO. Obverse shows wear with loss of finish but displays well. $100. More Photos
1203MAB4 -Hitlerjugend Sports Proficiency badge in silver. Reverse is marked RZM M1/35 and serial numbered 168011. $120. More Photos
1110MAB1 - Eagle Order 5th Class medal. This beautifully struck medal is solid silver with the silver stamp and maker's mark stamped along the bottom edge of the award. " 935 PR. Munze Berlin". A textbook early award and stunning example. $600. More Photos
114SO1 - Geheime Staatspolizei (Gestapo) Warrant Disc. This disc, issued to members of the Gestapo, granted almost unlimited powers of access, arrest and interrogation. The nickel silver disc features the state eagle on the obverse and words GEHEIME STAATPOLIZEI with the issuance number "8815" on the reverse. This disc is in excellent condition showing fine detail. The disc is accompanied with a letter of authenticity written by the foremost authority Don Bible. Very rare. $8500 . More Photos
1101MAB15 - Eagle Order medal in bronze ( Deutsche Bronzene Verdienstmedaille ). $325. More Photos
1101MAB2 - Police Long Service Award for 50 Years. Nicely struck and elegant award displays 100% in the enameled swastika. Rare. $250. More Photos
1012MAB24 - NSFK Glider Pilot badge. This very rare badge features the stylized NSFK 9National Socialist Flieger Korps) glider encircled by a wreath. Rare. $1650. More Photos
109MAB15 - Achievement Badge of the Governmental Troops of the Protectorate of Bohmen u. Mahren (Leistungsabzeichen der Regierungstruppen des Protektorates Bohmen und Mahren). Extremely rare. $1,250. More Photos
109MAB14 - Golden Hitler Youth Honor Badge. Reverse is marked M1/70 RZM. with award number 9706. $350. More Photos
109MAB13 - Gau Baden Honor Badge in Gold by FR. KLETT, KARLSRUHE. Rare NSDAP award. $2,500. More Photos
109MAB5 - NSDAP 10 Years Long Service Medal in Bronze. $125. More Photos
108MAB34 - SA Sports Badge ( SA Sportabzeichen ) in Bronze by BERG & NOLTE Lundenscheid. $65. More Photos
108MAB25 - 1933 Munich Commemorative Badge 9th November 1923. This bronze badge was awarded by the Munich Gau office N.S.D.A.P. in 1933 to party members who had participated in the failed take-over of 9th November 1923. The badge has a circular wreath enclosing a swastika. On th e wreath are the words "Und Ihr Habt Dock Gesiegt" (And yet you have conquered ). These are the same words inscribed on the Blood Order award. The reverse of the wreath is unmarked. Rare. $450. More Photos
108MAB24 - 1933 Munich Commemorative Badge 9th November 1923. This bronze badge was awarded by the Munich Gau office N.S.D.A.P. in 1933 to party members who had participated in the failed take-over of 9th November 1923. The badge has a circular wreath enclosing a swastika. On the wreath are the words "Und Ihr Habt Dock Gesiegt" (And yet you have conquered ). These are the same words inscribed on the Blood Order award. The reverse of the wreath is maker marked 'DESCHLER & SOHN MUNCHEN 9". Rare. $500. More Photos
108MAB12 - NSDAP Schlageter shield Award, second model with swords by Paul Kust. This award features the cross over the early party martyr's name above two crossed swords. The reverse reveals multi-piece construction along with the maker's name Paul Kust, Berlin. Heavy quality construction. $375. More Photos
097MAB1 - SA Sports Badge in gold type II. This badge features a degree of the original gold wash. The reverse features the maker's name. $175. More Photos
097MAB2 - DRL Sports Badge in bronze, 3rd model. Features the stylized DRL characters with a swastika at the bottom of the wreath. The reverse features the maker's name and location. $50. More Photos
088MAB15 - German eagle Order 3rd Class with Swords ( Deutscher Adlerorden 3. Klasse mit Schwerten). This beautifully enameled piece features crossed swords over the white enameled star on the obverse.Between each arm of the star is a finely detailed gilt eagle over an enameled wreathed swastika. This example has a "fan" style suspension ring. The bale ( fixed ring) that extends from the top of the fan is stamped "900" indicating the silver content. The reverse shows a small chip in the white enamel at the top center of the bottom arm. This Eagle Order comes with the original full length ribbon tie string. $2950. More Photos
088MAB13 - GAU BADEN badge by FR Klett Karlsruhe. This very badge features a very elegant and finely detailed eagle and wreath. This is the large version 2nd model for men. The reverse features the maker and location. Very rare political award. $2850. More Photos
088MAB4 - Gold Party Badge ( Goldenes Ehrenzeichen) kleine ausfuhrung 24mm. This elegant piece is an unmarked Deschler judging by the characteristics that separate from the Jos. Fuess version. This badge features eight, low ridged leaves on each side. The arms swastika touch the inner circle. The hyphen that separates the L from the S overhangs the bottom on the L. This badge's reverse features the Partei number 62035 with rounded numbers. There is not gas vent hole as this was not uncommon. Nice example with a relatively low number. Rare. $1,450. More Photos
068MAB4 - National Socialist Riderkorps Merit Plaque - This award was given to qualified individuals who competed and distinguished themselves in sponsored horseback riding events. The obverse features a state eagle under a beautifully sculpted horse. The reverse has an inscription that with a facsimile Hilter signature. Rare - $300. More Photos
0511MAB7 - Hunting Association Award. This award mounted on a wood plaque, features the stag head with antlers with a sunburst swastika between them. The bronze cast piece is not engraved. The reverse features the maker's original label - Otto Laue, Berlin. Ready for mounting. $475. More Photos
0511MAB13 - Commemorative Medal for Life Saving . Rare civilian award features a stylized eagle with the swastika on its breast. The deep-struck piece shows excellent detail. The reverse as the stamped "Fur Rettung aus Gefahr" roughly "For Rescuing of Life". $550. More Photos
1612MABR1 - Ribbon bar for WWI veteran with Iron Cross 2nd Class and War service medal. $25. More Photos
162MABR1 - Two ribbon medal bar for Iron Cross 2ND Class and Eastern Front medal -$50. More Photos
1512MABR1 - Ribbon bar featuring Iron Cross 2nd Class, War Merit 2nd Class with Swords, Eastern Front award and two long service awards. $300. More Photos
133MABR1 - WW1 Minnie Iron Cross 2nd class ribbon.20. More Photos
133MABR2 - Spange 2nd Class ribbon $15. More Photos
133MABR4 - Ribbon for Medal to Commemorate the 1 October 1938 $15. More Photos
132MABR2 - Ribbon bar featuring the Iron Cross 2nd Class, War Merit Cross 2nd Class w/swords and Eastern Front medal. $150. More Photos
132MABR5 - Iron Cross 2nd Class, Eastern Front medal, Medal of March 13, 1938 and October 1, 1938 ribbons. $75. More Photos
1211MABR2 - Parade mounted medal bar featuring the Iron Cross 2nd Class and Luftwaffe 4 Year Long service. $295. More Photos
1211MABR1 - Ribbon bar w ith 3 ribbbons, Luft. Czechoslovakian March 1938 and Oct 1, 1938 medal. $90. More Photos


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The New York Times (July 27) has a good article on how research in neuroscience is being used by the U.S. military to study the judgment of soldiers in warfare.
In Iraq and Afganistan, one of the primary weapons of the insurgents is "improvised explosive devices" (I.E.D.'s). It's a matter of life of death for American soldiers to detect roadside bombs that have been carefully hidden by the insurgents. Some soldiers are better at this than others. Relying on hunches or gut feelings, some soldiers have an intuitive sense that there's a bomb nearby.
This is an example of the mystery of practical judgment--of how some people can see what needs to be done in a practical situation where it's not just a matter of abstract rules or logic. This is what Aristotle called "prudence" (phronesis).
Apparently, prudence depends on some complex activity of the human brain as adapted for making practical judgments to avoid dangers and seek out opportunities in one's circumstances. Neuroscience can help to explain how this works.
This kind of research confirms the argument of Leslie Paul Thiele--in his book The Heart of Judgment: Practical Wisdom, Neuroscience, and Narrative (2006)--that the neuroscience of judgment largely supports Aristotle's account of prudence.
I have written about this in some previous posts that can be found here and here.
The Left has traditionally assumed that human nature is so malleable, so perfectible, that it can be shaped in almost any direction. By contrast, a Darwinian science of human nature supports traditionalist conservatives and classical liberals in their realist view of human imperfectibility, and in their commitment to ordered liberty as rooted in natural desires, cultural traditions, and prudential judgments. Arnhart's email address is email@example.com.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
The Neuroscience of Judgment in War
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HP became the latest to announce its Windows 8 portfolio by launching the Envy X2 hybrid and the Envy TouchSmart Ultrabook 4 in India. The company has also launched the HP Envy 23 TouchSmart all-in-one.
The Envy X2 is an ultrathin Intel Atom powered Windows 8 notebook. Remove its keyboard and the X2 becomes a 11.6-inch tablet. Docked to the keyboard the device promises up to 14 hours of battery life.
The device comes with Beats Audio, HD webcam, an 8-MP camera and NFC. Without the keyboard, this hybrid weighs just 700 grams.
The Envy Ultrabook is a 14-inch device with a multi-touch screen and 3rd gen Intel Core i5 processor. Though an ultrabook, the device weighs 2.16 kg and promises 8 hours of battery life. Both the X2 and the ultrabook have been priced at Rs 59,990 and will be available from January 2013.
The Envy 23 AiO comes with a Intel Core i5 processor on a 23-inch HD display. There is also a substantial 1TB storage on this slim device. The touchscreen can sense up to 10 fingers at a time and there is also a remote for wireless control. The AiO is priced at Rs 71,990 and will be available in stores this month.


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I love this apartment.
I moved in only 10 months ago, in the middle of a heat wave. It's a third floor walkup, with a view to die for – and carrying all my stuff I felt like I was going to.
I'm moving out because, in spite of falling rent prices all over town, my landlord us going to up my rent. Oh well.
If anyone is interested, it's the top floor of the tallest building on the top of the hill in Phinney Ridge. You can't miss it.
Oh, and I left something on the wall.
This move is an interesting one, now that I can no longer drive.
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After some thorough beta-testing the 4ms Shuffling Clock Multiplier module will be available shortly. The SCM is the perfect counterpart to the 4ms Rotating Clock Divider. Prepare to wield one of the sharpest tools available in the Eurorack format.
While the RCD divides the SCM multiplies and then some. The SCM starts by giving you straight and shuffled multiples of your original clock tempo. An "S" next to a number denotes a shuffled output. The rotate function is also available, allowing you to relocate the divided outputs to other jacks. This can be controlled via modulation sources like an LFO or sequencer track to give you more happy accident rhythms than you handle.
The "Slip" function allows you to drop out pseudo-random clock output pulses. This is done via a control voltage input and could also be sequenced. Paired with the RCD, the SCM will literally run circles around your music. The pulse outputs could trigger envelope generators or open VCA's and low pass gates directly. Incredible variations on a theme can also explode with the use of even a simple sequencer.
Although the RCD breakout panel is still in development, the SCM will have a pluggy cohort sometime soon. The breakout panel will allow you to control the shuffle amount and decide how many clocks will be shuffled via knob or CV. You will also have control of the pulse width output which can come in handy an high speeds. More on this soon.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
4ms Shuffling Clock Multiplier Update
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If you want to help with the translation in other languages, please have look at Transifex. You need a account there and provide an easy interface to translate. If you do not want to deal with development tools like git that is fine, we will take care, that your work will be included into the project. More information about the translation process can be found here.
Or just have a look at the open issues and the support forum and try to help other users there.


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I'm not a scientist, so I'll shut up now.
*Incidentally, I just did a combination of a hiccup and a burp, and it's been deigned a hiccurp. But the way it's said reminded me of nasty stuff like herpes, and I said, "That sounds like a cross between a burp and an STD." Hence hiccerpes. All of this leads to the revelation that...sometimes librarians can be more gross than funny.


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Yemen war: UN agrees to send war crime experts
The UN has agreed to send war crimes investigators to Yemen to examine alleged violations committed by all parties to country's civil war.
The UN Human Rights Council adopted a resolution to set up a group of "eminent" experts.
It was a compromise between Western powers and a group of Arab states that included Saudi Arabia.
A Saudi-led coalition is backing Yemeni pro-government forces in a conflict with the rebel Houthi movement.
More than 8,530 people, 60% of them civilians, have been killed and 48,800 injured in air strikes and fighting on the ground since March 2015, according to the UN.
The conflict has also left 20.7 million people in need of some kind of humanitarian assistance, created the largest food security emergency in the world, and led to a cholera outbreak that is believed to have affected 700,000 people since April.
- Witnessing Yemen's desperate suffering
- Cholera risk for more than a million children
- Yemen conflict: Who is fighting whom?
Under the deal agreed in Geneva on Friday, a group of "eminent international and regional experts" will carry out a comprehensive examination of "all alleged violations and abuses of international human rights and other appropriate and applicable fields of international law" in Yemen.
It will "establish the facts and circumstances surrounding the alleged violations and abuses, and where possible, identify those responsible".
The resolution was approved after a proposal from some EU states and Canada for a more robust investigation with the formal status of a "commission of inquiry" was withdrawn.
An alternative proposal from the Arab group to send three experts to Yemen to investigate and to engage with a domestic inquiry established by Yemen's government was also shelved.
Saudi Arabia, which had lobbied hard against a commission of inquiry - even reportedly threatening to restrict trade ties with countries which backed it - publicly thanked the UK, US and France for their co-operation in achieving a compromise. The three states also back the coalition's intervention in Yemen.
The weaker resolution may be a disappointment to human rights groups, who had called for a commission of inquiry, the BBC's Imogen Foulkes in Geneva reports.
They allege that war crimes and crimes against humanity are being carried out with impunity in Yemen, and that the conflict is directly responsible for the cholera epidemic.
UN Human Rights Commissioner Zeid Raad Al Hussein had also asked the council to approve a commission of inquiry; his office has doubts that Yemen's domestic inquiry can be impartial.
Earlier on Friday, the International Committee of the Red Cross said "excessive" numbers of civilians were being killed in disproportionate air and artillery strikes carried out by all sides to the conflict.
The ICRC has repeatedly warned of a humanitarian catastrophe in Yemen, and now expects cholera cases to reach 900,000 by the end of this year.


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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack last week announced the selection of 110 USDA Rural Development Value-Added Producer Grants to help ag producers and rural businesses create jobs, expand marketing opportunities, create uses for existing products and develop new products.
The awards include 11 biobased projects to convert corn stover to anhydrous ammonia; miscanthus fiber, wood and goat manure into biochar and enhanced compost; and sorghum to electricity and fertilizer.
Value-Added Producer Grants are an element of USDA's Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food initiative, which coordinates USDA's work to support local and regional food systems. The program addresses barriers to small business development and contributes to farmer-led job creation in rural areas.
VAPG grants may be used for working capital or to develop business plans and feasibility studies for new ventures.
The National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition, which lobbied for VAPG funding, explained that the term "value-added" describes a process whereby an agricultural commodity or product has undergone a change in physical state or was produced, marketed, or segregated in a manner that enhances its value or expands the product's customer base.
Examples of value-added processes include:
•Commodity processing, either on-farm or in the local community: Among the new VAPG awards were fifteen dairies in twelve states for production and marketing projects or feasibility studies for artisanal and specialty cheeses made on-farm.
•Market differentiation: Eight VAPG awards went to organic products, including an award to the Oneida Tribe in Wisconsin for Organic White Corn Products.
•Commodity segregation: Among the new awards in this category was a grant to an Ohio grain elevator for a feasibility study to assess the export markets for non-GMO specialty soybeans.
•Development of mid-tier value chains (i.e., farm-to-fork supply chains in which farmers play a key decision-making role and share in the profits): This year's awards included a grant to the Mississippi Delta Southern Black Women in Agriculture Cooperative. The Cooperative received funding to work with supply chain partners to develop, produce, and brand sweet potato products for local markets.
The VAPG program is featured in two bills recently introduced in Congress. Both bills – the Local Farms, Food, and Jobs Act and the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Opportunity Act – propose to fund the VAPG program at $20 million a year in mandatory funding for the 2013 Farm Bill.
Last year, the Senate-passed Farm Bill and the House Committee-passed Farm Bill included the equivalent of $10 million a year in farm bill funding for VAPG.
Latest VAPG award recipients can be found here.