A Fine Collection of German Medals and Militaria 700
A German Second War Submarine Combat Clasp in Bronze. A very good example of the Submarine Combat Clasp in bronze, 2nd model. This award, although appearing unworn, has been formed in a convex fashion by the awardee, a common occurrence amongst Kriegsmarine personnel more than any other arm of the service. The award has all of its original bronze finish, standard fluted pin, full compliment of the designer Peekhaus and the manufacturer Schwerin, Berlin on the reverse side, good condition
£300-£400 701
A German Second War Panzer Assault Badge in Silver. An absolutely unused condition one-piece stamped Panzer Assault Badge in silver, which has its pin and hinge, unfortunately the hook has become detached, the original hook is accompanying this badge, extremely good condition £80-£120
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A German Second War Panzer Assault Badge in Bronze. A mint condition Adolf Scholze produced Panzer Assault Badge in bronze. All finish remaining to the face side of the award. Very good detail to the tank tracks. On the reverse side AS within a triangle with its vertical needle pin, hook and ball type hinge, excellent condition
£120-£160 703
A German Second War Army/S.S. Close Combat Bar in Silver. A very good Close Combat clasp in silver by F & BL the Company of Funcke & Bruninghaus, this is a 2nd pattern variant with the dye flaw to the right hand side of the tip of the stick grenade. Finish remaining with its blued back plate, wide tapering flat pin, original hook and hinge with the makers logo F & BL faintly visible below the circular base of the catch, good condition
£240-£280 704
A German Second War Army/S.S. Close Combat Bar in Bronze. A mint unissued example of the Close Combat clasp in bronze. All finish remaining, the majority of the blueing still obvious to the plate behind the central motif with very slight rust marks to the upper left hand side of the blued plate. There are many variants of the Close Combat clasp by this company, the logo A.G.M.u.K were a conglomeration of eight makers and many differences can be seen between the awards with the same naming, this is known as the 2nd pattern thin crimps, the crimps being the method of securing the blued back plate to the centre of the award. Standard wide tapering pin with original hook and hinge, excellent condition
£140-£180 705
A German Second War 25 General Assault Badge. A very good example of the number 25 General Assault Badge produced by RK (Rudolf Karneth). To the face side excellent finish remaining to the oak leaf wreath, good chemically patinated grey finish to the highly impressive down swept wing national eagle with the swastika within its claws. Minor losses to the finish on the blade of the K98 bayonet and the head of the M.34 stick grenade. To the reverse side the makers logo of RK in raised relief within a circle, its standard steel wide tapering pin, original hook and hinge all in place. Four delicately fitted domed rivets, which attach the eagle to the main wreath, excellent condition
£1,200-£1,600 706
A German Second War Army Flak Badge. The very difficult to obtain Army Flak Badge. Non maker marked, good finish remaining overall with slight dullness around the lower frame of the 88mm flak gun. Thick needle pin, slight bubbling to the plating on the reverse side also some colour changes to the reverse side.
£140-£180 707
A German Second War Army Krim Shield. A service used Army Krim Shield, complete with all its bronze finish, its remaining surrounding field grey green army cloth with some light moth damage with its backing plate and traces of its paper backing. It would appear that one of the four fixing pins on the reverse side has never been fitted. Although Krim Shields were never maker marked our research indicates that this is a Wilhelm Deumer of Ludenscheid piece, constructed in zinc sheet, overall very good condition
£80-£120
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