A Fine Collection of German Medals and Militaria 681


A German Second War Iron Cross First Class Award Bar. A magnificent example of the 1939 Bar, 41mm wingspan, all of the lower areas in matt finish with the frosted highlights applied to the head of the eagle, the upper tips of the wings, all of the wreath surrounding the central swastika, the swastika itself, the edges of the 39 tablet and the internal numbers, correct pin, hook and hinge. Original fitted case with black velvet base simulated silk to the upper inner lid, to the exterior of the box the outline of the complete award finished in silver to the box, the box itself is then fitted into its outer card box, which reads Spange Zum Eisernen Kreuz 1.Klasse with the maker on the side of the box B.H.Mayer, Pforzheim. One tear to the cardboard at the base of the outer box, excellent condition


£400-£500 682


A German Second War Iron Cross Second Class Award Bar. A magnificent example with its original silvering and silver frosting to the swastika and 1939 tablet for this 30mm width wingspan 1939 Bar to the Iron Cross Second Class of WWI, with its correct WWI black and white ribbon. In its original box, which is LDO marked to the exterior. All fitting pins on the reverse side intact, excellent condition


£100-£140 683


German Great War Imperial Awards. Service Cross for War Help complete with its original ribbon, all grey finish remaining with its accompanying citation to a Carl Faulmuller in Nuremberg 19 July 1917 with two accompanying letters regarding the award. A Bavarian 9 year Long Service Medal Third Class with its original ribbon accompanying citation dated 13 August 1918 to soldier Johannes Josef Leidensticker who served in the 2nd Infantry Battalion Regensburg 4th Company with his war roll detailing his service, one other unidentified section of paperwork. Accompanied by the Long Service Medal 12 years to the same recipient dated 29 August 1918. The medal in excellent order with good gilding remaining, slight staining to the upper part of the blue and white Bavarian ribbon with its citation and Stam roll, good condition (2)


£50-£70 684


An Imperial German South West Africa Campaign Medal and Citation. A good condition award with its red, white and black ribbon, accompanied by its citation, which is illuminated in large format, punch holed for filing awarded to Wilhelm Sporkmann. Accompanied by a Long Service Third Class medal citation dated 1908 and further 1920s and Third Reich period Reichsbahn documents, good condition


£40-£50 685


A German Second War Group of Three. Comprising an excellent condition National Faithful Service Medal, good frosting to the award, undamaged enamel to the swastika with its blue watered silk ribbon and pin back uniform fitting pin. Accompanied by an Armed Forces 4 year Long Service with the gold Kriegsmarine eagle motif affixed to the blue ribbon. An SA Sports Badge in bronze, which has lost the majority of its finish with a replacement pin and re-soldered hook, maker marked on the reverse side in raised relief Feckler of Bernsbach, this is an unusual maker for this award, good condition (3)


£70-£90 686


A German Second War Group of Three. Comprising an Infantry Assault Badge in silver, solid construction, non maker marked with slight oxidisation to the upper left hand area of the award, complete with original pin, hook and hinge. East Front Medal, good finish remaining, slight losses of the silvering to the steel helmet, complete with a short section of ribbon, non maker marked to the ring. A good example of the Italian Africa Medal in heavyweight bronze, good colour to the black, white, red and light green ribbon, good condition (3)


£100-£140 687


A German Second War Group of Four. Comprising East Front Medal, reasonable finish, the silvering from the helmet has disappeared, ring maker marked number 4 in its original paper packet, which is titled Ost Medalle to the face side with the corresponding maker for the ring number 4 of Steinhauer & Luck of Ludenscheid on the reverse side of the package. Italian Africa Medal, this is the lighter weight version, which is gilded, gilding dull with its correct black, white, red and green ribbon. War Service Cross Second Class with swords in bronze, with its ribbon. Another War Service Cross Second Class in bronze, mint condition with accompanying A5 size citation to Technical Angestellten (Employee) Martin Pieper, late award date of 30 January 1945 with its original paper packet of issue, which is maker marked on the reverse side Grossmann & Co Wien (Vienna), ring to medal unmarked, good condition (4)


£100-£140 688


A German Olympic Medal, Second Class. A good example of the Olympic Medal retaining virtually all its original silvered finish with its black, red and white ribbon. A dress fitting pin to the ribbon, laid into its grey velvet based white leatherette box. To the exterior of the box the 5 Olympic rings gilded line to the edge of the box with a white domed closure catch. Overall an excellent example of this award, good condition


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