Member badge of a German women's organization (DFW).
The Deutsches Frauenwerk was a German WW2 period Association for women created in October 1933.
M1/102 RZM maker's code refers to Frank & Rief from Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen.
25 years Prussian Warriors Associations badge or 25 Jahre Mitgliedschaft Preußischer Landes-Kriegerverband. This badge from appr. 1920s related to the German post-WW1 Veteran Organisation. It's made of brass with enamels and silver finishing. It has some minor crack on enamel, but still good condition. Marked with Ges.Gesch.
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.
Luftwaffe paratrooper's badge Steinhauer & Lück Fallschirmschützenabzeichen. The badge has a manufacturing defect: a small piece is missing from the top ray of the swastika. Otherwise, the badge is in excellent condition. No markings, but a typical from the S&L factory.
Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze FLL 43. The badge is made of zinc in excellent condition. Bronzing is practically absorbed into the zinc due to diffusion.
Fallschirmschützenabzeichen Osang Dresden. The eagle is made of Buntmetall coated in white silver, the wreath is made of Kriegsmetal with silver plating. Excellent condition. Maker's mark on reverse on the eagle.
Set of a holder of the German Cross in gold from the 37th armored engineering battalion: Panzer Pionier Battaillon 37. The set includes two certificates for awarding the German Cross in gold, a gift frame from colleagues in the second company on which there is an embroidered version of the German Cross in gold framed by a metal wreath from oak and laurel branches, below there i...
During the war local shooting clubs in Tirol region were also playing role of the paramilitary units called Standschützen Bataillons. This badge was a prize from a shooting competition they held. It's made of zinc and produced by Karl Pichl from Innsbruck.
The October 1, 1938, Commemorative Medal or Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1939. On October 1st, 1938, so called Anschluss of Czechoslovakia took place. Medal unmarked, near mint condition.
NSDAP party badge with RZM code M1/105 for maker Hermann Aurich from Dresden. This badge made of brass, it has some tiny cracks on enamel. Overall good condition.
Member badge of a German women's organization (DFW).
The Deutsches Frauenwerk was a German WW2 period Association for women created in October 1933.
M1/120 RZM maker's code refers to Wilhelm Deumer from Lüdenscheid.
Member badge of a German women's organization (DFW).
The Deutsches Frauenwerk was a German WW2 period Association for women created in October 1933.
M1/105 RZM maker's code refers to Hermann Aurich from Dresden.
Tank Assault Badge in Bronze (Panzersturmabzeichen). So far it's "officially" unknown who owned this code "EWE" but most probably it was Edelmetallwerke List & Hertl from Vienna. Zinc solid construction, good condition with some wear marks
Infantry Assault Badge in Bronze (Infanteriesturmabzeichen). It's marked with "ÜÜ" for maker E. Ferdinand Wiedmann, Frankfurt. So called "Lilly Pad" Hinge type. Zinc solid construction. Good condition.
Lapel type of NSDAP member badge made of zinc with RZM M1/42 for Kerbach & Israel from Dresden. Near pefrect beautiful condition for late production type.
Infantry Assault Badge or Infanteriesturmabzeichen. It has Gustav Brehmer's design known as an "Egghead", all of them are unmarked. Solid zinc construction. Good condition. A rare-to-find badge.
Infantry Assault Badge in Silver (Infanteriesturmabzeichen). It is unmarked but has design features related to the maker Juncker. Buntmetall (Tombak) hollow construction covered with silver.
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...
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
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.
Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz EH Eduard Hahn. Black wound badge, 1939. Unknown variant with helmet marked, bottom left: "EH". The known variant from this maker is marked with "126" and has large letters under the hinge, and it is also made of steel. But this badge is made of brass and has not been seen among collectors with such markings. Traces of a strong wear, black...