-
Flak Battle Badge of the Luftwaffe. Fine zinc construction with thin round magnetic pin. Reverse marked W.H. Manufactured by W. Hobacher. Very good condition.
Sold
-
Hitler Youth Gold party badge, HJ-Ehrenzeichen. Deschler No. 38739 B. Marking M1/52 RZM. Excellent condition with traces of use
Sold
-
Luftschutz Ehrenzeichen 2nd Class in its original case, aluminum medal in excellent condition, ribbon with slight fading, case shows minor flaws.
170.00€
-
DRL gold badge by Wernstein Jena, marked DRGM 35289, buntmetal, crisp detailing and even gilding, mint condition.
Sold
-
Romanian medal for the fight against communism: Romania Recunoscatore- cruciada impotriva comunismului 1941. Crusade against communism 1941. Excellent condition
40.00€
-
Late version NSDAP member badge with RZM code M1/159 for Hans Doppler from Wels. There is a loss of red and white paint.
90.00€
-
Infanteriesturmabzeichen-Glanzverzinkt. Steinhauer und Lück Lüdenscheid. Mint
NB! This is a consignment item. Consignment items are subject to a 14-day inspection period starting from the date of receipt. After this period, all sales are final, and returns will no longer be accepted. Returns of consignment items are not accepted after the inspection period, as the major...
Sold
-
Heer Schützenschnur Marksmen's Lanyard Grade 2, second pattern.
Good condition, traces of wear.
230.00€
-
Badge of a participant in the meeting of the National Socialist Union of Teachers in Gottingen on May 27, 1934. Gautagung des NSLB Gau Südhannover-Braunschweig 27.5.1934 Göttingen
55.00€
-
Austrian occupation medal or Austrian Anschluss medal. It's made of brass (tombak) with a mat silver finish.
70.00€
-
German Order of the Eagle, Merit Cross 3rd Class mit Schwertern, manufactured by Godet, Berlin. The suspension ring is stamped 900 and 21. The enamel is flawless, clean and without any signs of wear.
The cross comes with its original ribbon fitted with a period pin. Included in the set is the bandspange ribbon bar, the only part showing light traces of use, typical for worn ...
Sold
-
Iron Cross 2nd Class 1939, Frank & Reif Stuttgart (Übergröße / Knight’s Cross size) Iron Cross 2nd Class of 1939, manufactured by Frank & Reif, Stuttgart, produced in the Übergröße format, corresponding to the size of a Knight’s Cross. Iron core with deep, even black finish, silvered neusilber frame with natural patina. Suspension ring without maker’s mark, which is typ...
1,200.00€
-
Hand-embroidered cloth version of the German Cross in Gold, mounted on dark green wool
Embroidery of the central motif and gold wreath executed in bullion and viscose thread, intact and without losses
Worn example, carefully removed from a uniform
950.00€
-
Unmarked Iron Cross 1st Class in atmospheric battlefield-attic condition
Iron core with small areas of oxidation and slight rust swelling, giving the cross a strong period appearance
Silver frame with natural patina, untouched
Construction corresponds to known types by Godet, Berlin or Zimmermann, Pforzheim
Fully functional pin and catch
Overall solid condition with a pron...
330.00€
-
A rare set of six tokens from the DJH youth hostel and youth castle system, which operated under and was supervised by the Hitlerjugend during the late 1930s and early 1940s
Each token is made of pressed cellulose (the typical “Kartoffelin” material) and features an embossed image of the respective hostel or castle along with its name
The set includes: Jugendherberge Adolf Hi...
35.00€
-
War Merit Cross 1st Class with Swords manufactured by Wilhelm Deumer, marked L/11
Buntmetall. Both the reverse of the cross and the presentation case carry the L/11 marking
Obverse shows the characteristic Deumer finish: matte fields with polished edge highlights
Reverse is matte-silvered and flawless, with no wear
The cross remains in mint condition without oxidation or sc...
585.00€
-
The War Merit Cross 1st Class with Swords (1939) by LDO L/21 (Förster & Barth, Pforzheim) is a zinc piece and one of the rare examples bearing the L/21 mark. The cross retains its full silver finish, producing a bright and even appearance across the surface.
The pin was replaced by the original wearer for unknown reasons. One arm has a small surface-level imperfection. Sil...
240.00€
-
The War Merit Cross 1st Class with Swords (1939) is a zinc example with a rectangular reverse stamp containing the number “3”, corresponding to Wilhelm Deumer, Lüdenscheid under the PKZ-3 code.
The silver finish is retained across the flat surfaces, with small losses limited to the tips of the arms, selected sections of the wreath and the raised areas of the swords. The main l...
220.00€
-
The War Merit Cross 1st Class with Swords (1939) is an unmarked zinc example. The original silver finish is fully preserved, having darkened naturally over time and developed a typical patina.
The detail on the swords, wreath and textured arms remains clear, with no signs of restoration. The silver layer is intact across the entire surface, showing only period aging and light ...
220.00€
-
The Festabzeichen der Gedenkfeier 1933, issued in remembrance of the 9 November 1923 events in Munich, is produced from buntmetall, displaying a strong dark finish with an intense bronze tone. The circular oak-leaf wreath features a wrapped ribbon bearing the motto Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt.
The center shows an openwork swastika design with the date 1933. The surfaces are clea...
290.00€
-
The SA Treffen Braunschweig 1931 badge carries the reverse marking RZM M1/17, identifying the manufacturer F. W. Assmann & Söhne, Lüdenscheid. Made of solid stamped zinc, it is heavy and durable, and significantly rarer than the aluminum versions of the same badge.
The surface shows natural age patina and period wear, while the die features remain well preserved. Historica...
360.00€
-
The Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze made by Assmann features the technological stamp 1 on the reverse, a marking found on all infantry assault badges by this manufacturer. The reverse also shows four punch marks created during the technical stamping process. The bronze finish has absorbed into the metal, diffusing into the alloy and producing the stable period surface tone....
180.00€
-
Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber with the obverse in mint condition showing full bright Glanzverzinkung the surface is clean and the relief sharp with minor traces of dirt not patina or oxidation
The reverse is marked Frank und Reif Stuttgart with no glanzverzinkt finish and shows a slightly grey zinc tone the original wartime price 1.80 Reichsmark is still present indicating re...
Sold
-
Bronze SA-Sportabzeichen manufactured by E. Schneider Ludenscheid made of buntmetall with a matte gold-toned powder finish although it appears golden we assume it corresponds to the bronze grade its condition is near mint with only a slight rub on the central section of the sword featuring the reverse marking 174293 E. Schneider Ludenscheid Eigentum d. Chefs u. Ausbildungswesen...
210.00€
-
Silver grade SA-Sportabzeichen, 3rd model from 1939, made of silver-plated iron, with the reverse marking Eigentum der Obersten SA-Führung and manufacturer stamp W. Redo Saarlautern
Attractive matte silver finish with intentional darkened recesses on the swastika, the sword hilt and the oak leaves
Wear only on the blade of the sword
Excellent condition with light signs of us...
350.00€
-
Anti-Partisan Badge in Silver (Bandenkampfabzeichen in Silber)
Original Anti-Partisan Badge in silver grade, manufactured by C.E. Juncker. The characteristic crack, commonly found on most badges from this maker, resulted from the hot zinc stamping process. The wreath features a factory-applied soldered attachment, followed by silver plating – confirmed by the presence of sil...
5,400.00€
-
Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross, 1939, Steinhauer und Lück. Micro 800. Excellent condition with traces of use. The paintwork is worn in places due to use.
NB! This is a consignment item. Consignment items are subject to a 14-day inspection period starting from the date of receipt. After this period, all sales are final, and returns will no longer be accepted. Ret...
11,450.00€
-
Fallschirmschützenabzeichen manufactured by Assmann & Söhne, maker’s A logo on the reverse of the eagle. Zinc, late-war finish; retains original gilt eagle and dark wreath. Excellent condition with no wear; crisp detail and clean factory hardware. Near mint
980.00€
-
Set of six tourist badges from the Third Reich period, associated with the Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk (DJH), part of the Hitlerjugend system. Made of pressed cardboard (Hartpappe), each badge depicts one of the well-known German youth hostels popular in the 1930s–1940s. Diameter approx. 40 mm, each issued in different color variations.
Jugendburg Monschau Eifel — blue badg...
60.00€
-
Shooting award Preisschießen Kufstein 1942 . Zink with soldered-on set up. Maker marked on the needle "C. Poellath, Schrobenhausen"
145.00€
-
Gauleistungsabzeichen in Silver. Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg 1942 year. 23,5 mm. Shooting contest badge
85.00€
-
Reichsportabzeichen 3 Model DRL sport badge. Miniature. Bronze
22.00€
-
Brüder Schneider BSW Infantry Assault Badge - Infanteriesturmabzeichen.
Marked with "BSW" for Schneider, Brüder A.D. Solid zinc design with wrap around hinge type. Age traces with some oxidation.
160.00€
-
Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen - Wurster. Marked W on the reverse.
240.00€
-
General Assault Badge made of zinc with a thick silver finish. Classified in catalogues as variant 1.24.3, maker unknown. This type is extremely rare. Excellent condition with authentic traces of wear and well-preserved relief details.
280.00€
-
Iron Cross 2nd Class 1939 with a non-magnetic brass core and silver frame. Manufacturer Rudolf Souval, Vienna. Unmarked example in excellent condition.
320.00€
-
Participant badge of the regional sports festival of the Hitlerjugend, held in Nuremberg in 1934. The design features a stylized eagle, with the HJ diamond and swastika on the side. The inscription “Gebietssportfest Nürnberg 1934” is placed on the eagle’s chest. Such sports festivals served not only as physical training for the youth but also as propaganda events demonstrating ...
120.00€
-
Cardboard badge from 1938, produced for mass Hitler Youth events. The obverse depicts an eagle with outstretched wings holding the diamond emblem of the Hitler Youth with a swastika in the center. The lower part is dated "1938". Material – pressed red cardboard. Condition shows age wear, but details remain well visible.
25.00€
-
Early Hitler Youth badge commemorating the rally in Saar, held on June 16–17, 1934 in Koblenz. The badge is shaped like a stylized lightning bolt with inscriptions “Westmark,” “HJ,” “Saar,” and “Koblenz,” along with the event date. Made of brass. Excellent collectible condition with light age patina.
75.00€
-
Cardboard badge dedicated to the youth hostel named after Adolf Hitler. Made of pressed red cardboard. The front depicts an alpine-style hostel building against a mountain backdrop, with the inscription “Adolf Hitler Jugendherberge” at the bottom. Good condition with light traces of wear.
20.00€
-
Cardboard badge dedicated to the youth hostel ship Hein Godenwind, based in Lübeck. Made of pressed red cardboard. The front shows a sailing ship with flags and the inscription around the edge “Jugendherbergsschiff Hein Godenwind.” Well-preserved example with light traces of age.
20.00€
-
Cardboard badge dedicated to the youth hostel named after Baldur von Schirach. The front depicts the alpine-style hostel building with mountains and coniferous trees in the background, surrounded by the inscription “Jugendherberge Baldur von Schirach.” Made of pressed cardboard. Good condition with minor traces of age.
20.00€
-
Commemorative plaque dedicated to the youth hostel ship Hein Godenwind, moored in Lübeck and used before and during the war as a hostel for German youth. Made of pressstoff, the front shows a sailing ship with ropes and a lifebuoy, surrounded by the inscription “Jugendherbergsschiff Hein Godenwind.” Good condition with traces of use.
20.00€
-
NSDAP party badge designed to be worn in the lapel buttonhole of a jacket. Made of steel, magnetic. Reverse marked RZM M1/14, corresponding to the manufacturer Matthias Oechsler & Söhne, Ansbach. Piece in excellent condition with traces of wear.
190.00€
-
Wound Badge in Black or Verwundetenabzeichen 1939 in Schwarz. The badge is made of steel. Unmarked.
50.00€
-
Verwundetenabzeichen 2.Klasse Silber, Übergroße. Deshler. Buntmetal in silvering. In the reward box
300.00€
-
Romanian Anti Communist Medal 1941.
Romania Recunoscatoare, Cruciada Impotriva Comunismului - Grateful Romania, Crusade Against Communism.
German soldiers were also awarded by this medal.
50.00€
-
Medal bar of a police veteran of the First World War. Hindenburg cross for a combatant, ICM made (extremely rare manufacturer), cross for 25 years of faithful service in the police and the medal for Anschluss of Austria. All awards are in excellent condition with no signs of wear.
340.00€
-
Kriegsverdienstkreuz ohne Schwertern 1939. LDO L/11 Wilhelm Deumer. The cross has a slightly vaulted. The zinc is completely silver plated, which is quite rare for zinc awards from this manufacturer. Excellent condition, near mint.
440.00€
-
Luftwaffe Paratrooper Badge - Fallschirmschützenabzeichen - produced by Steinhauer und Lueck. Eagle and wreath fully made of aluminum. Unmarked. Traces of wear, but still a lot of gold finish left intact. Really nice and rare German Paratrooper Badge.
1,500.00€
-
Infanteriesturmabzeichen in Silber. Rudolf Souval. Marked on the back
200.00€
-
Hymmen & Co. Infantry Assault Badge - Infanteriesturmabzeichen.
Unmarked, but design refers to the Hymmen & Co. production. Mint.
450.00€
-
Propaganda badge of the Hitlerjugend with the motto Aus wenigen wurden viele (“From a few became many”). The obverse depicts the Reich eagle with outstretched wings clutching the Hitlerjugend diamond with swastika.
Material: stamped tin with tin-plated finish. The surface remains well preserved, though some areas have lost their original shine, giving the badge a natural age...
Sold
-
Badge commemorating the 1935 Jugendfest. The obverse shows an eagle clutching a swastika, standing on a bonfire, with the date “1935” above. The inscription DEUTSCHES JUGENDFEST runs along the sides.
Material: stamped tin with aluminum powder finish. The coating is excellently preserved, with only a light age patina on the surface. Overall in outstanding condition.
35.00€
-
Early Deutsches Jungvolk event badge for the Whitsun camp at Burg Nanstein in 1934. Made of bronzed metal with a knight’s helmet in the center and DJ rune at the bottom. Inscribed around the edge PFINGSTLAGER – DEUTSCHEN JUNGVOLK – BURG NANSTEIN – 1934. Reverse maker marked E. Grabauer, Nürnberg. Excellent condition with attractive patina.
115.00€
-
An early Hitlerjugend membership badge made of nickel silver. Features a safety pin attachment used before the RZM standardization. The enamel is well preserved, with light patina on the metal. These early types are much less common than later standardized issues.
150.00€
-
A rare Hitlerjugend membership badge with distinctive opaque carrot-colored enamel. The reverse is marked RZM M1/174 for Petz & Lorenz, Unterreichenbach, an extremely uncommon manufacturer for these badges, which greatly increases its collector’s value. Excellent condition, with intact enamel and original fully functional pin.
On hold