Luftwaffe Awards

Badge manufactured by Arno Wallpach in fine zinc with an intact silvered finish the clouds and lightning painted grey the piece is a one-piece construction fitted with a thin round magnetic pin on the reverse the raised areas show mild wear to the silvering with slight paint loss on the cloud and no signs of heavy use overall excellent condition

Original award case for the Luftwaffe Pilot Badge (Luftwaffen Flugzeugführerabzeichen). Dark textured finish with gold lettering on the lid. Shows signs of use and light age-related wear but remains well preserved

Luftwaffe Schützenschur 6th class for anti-aircraft artillery. The shooting cords of grades 1-4 are blue, whereas the cords of grades 5 are silver, braided with gray-blue threads, and adorned with a zinc badge with a wreath of oak leaves, and a pendant resembling a projectile. All pins of the badge have been broken and it's attached to the backing with threads.

Gemeinsames Flugzeugführer - und Beobachterabzeichen FLL. A typical badge made by the Friedrich Linden factory in Lüdenscheid. The end of the war issue. Poor quality gilding and silver plating partially diffused into zinc. Like many badges of the end of the war, ugly riveted on the reverse. The eagle is fixed loosely and has a slight backlash.

Fliegererinnerungsabzeichen Juncker and a set of documents for Oberfeldwebel Heinz Köhler. The set includes a badge made of buntmetal by Juncker in its original case, nice patina, and excellent condition, as well as five documents: a medal for the Anschluss of the Czechoslovak with a Prague clasp, a promotion document to non-commissioned officer 3./ Kampfgeschwader 77. Rewardin...