A Fine Collection of German Medals and Militaria 689
A German Second War Mothers Cross in Gold. A very nice clean example of the Mothers Cross in gold. All of the blue and white enamels to the award excellent with bright gilt with its full-length section of ribbon. The award is laid into its presentation case, cream velvet base with the upper inner lid is a simulated silk with the maker Paul Meybauer, Berlin S.W.68. The exterior of the box with the gilded imprint of the Mothers Cross to the lid. Minor abrasions. Closing catch working correctly, good condition
£50-£70 690
A German Second War Kriegsmarine High Seas Fleet Badge. An absolutely mint example of the Schwerin produced High Seas Fleet Badge. Excellent gilt to the exterior wreath, eagle and swastika, all of the patinated finish remaining to the forward moving battleship. On the reverse side the characteristic of Schwerin where the gilding slightly floods over onto the blued backing is in place. Wide tapering pin, Schwerin markings in raised relief with its correct hinge. All fitted into its original blue packet, which is maker stamped Schwerin, Berlin, excellent condition
£260-£300 691
A German Second War Kriegsmarine High Seas Fleet Badge. A Rudolf Souval produced High Seas Fleet Badge. The award has lost its finish to the gilt but the blackened finish to the forward moving battleship intact. On the reverse side RS in raised relief with its original needle pin, hook and hinge, reasonable condition
£100-£140 692
A German Second War Kriegsmarine Destroyer Badge. A very good Schwerin produced award, all of its gilt remaining to the exterior, the grey silvered finish to the destroyer intact. Standard Schwerin blackened finish on the reverse side with the characteristic of some of the gilding flooding over the edges of the award. The award is with its horizontal wide tapering pin, hook and hinge, uniform retaining hook situated behind the eagle to fit to uniform retaining loops. Schwerin Berlin in raised relief at the base, very good condition
£140-£180 693
A German Second War Kriegsmarine Auxiliary Cruiser Badge. A clean example with 50% of its gilt remaining to the surrounding wreath. Manufactured by Friedrich Orth, the manufacturers markings of FO in raised relief on the flat reverse side with its original needle vertical pin, hook and hinge, good condition
£200-£240 694
A German Second War Kriegsmarine Blockade Breaker Set. The Blockade Breaker double set of badges in excellent condition, the main badge still retaining all of the original silvering to the art deco style eagle placed on the bow of the cruiser, some slight dullness to the silvering of the chain close to the funnel of the cruiser. On the reverse side its standard wide tapering pin, original hook and hinge. Maker marked Schwerin Berlin in the area close to the hook with all its original blue finish on the reverse side with its matching lapel pin example, which is non maker marked measuring 25mm in diameter with its standard twisted and grooved lapel pin fixing. The silvering to the art deco style eagle is superb with illuminated frosted silver edges. In its double fitted case, on removing the badges the shadow can be seen of both badges where the blue based flock has held its original colour underneath the badges. The exterior of the presentation case in imitation leather is slightly scratched on the lower side with some marks to the upper side. Closure catch working correctly, excellent condition £300-£400
695
A German Second War Kriegsmarine Minesweeper Badge. A non maker marked Minesweeper badge, which has lost all of its gilded finish, remains of the silvered finish to the exploding bomb. All silver finish to the reverse side with its original needle pin, hook and ball type hinge, reasonable condition
£70-£90
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