A Fine Collection of German Medals and Militaria 708
A German Second War Luftwaffe Pilots Badge. The rare variant being the thin wreath example of the Luftwaffe Pilots Badge by C.E. Juncker. The Juncker badges are beautifully produced, very fine detail to the oak and laurel leaf wreath retaining its good silvered finish. The dark patinated finish to the central eagle all in place. Two small domed rivets holding the eagle to the wreath with its thin needle pin, C.E. Juncker, Berlin marking to the centre of the reverse side of the award with original hinge and hook, overall excellent condition
£400-£500 709
A German Second War Luftwaffe Observers Badge. A very nice quality Observers Badge by C.E. Juncker, early type with thin wreath. Marked CEJ within a block on the reverse side of the observer style eagle. The exterior oak and laurel leaf wreath retaining much original finish with all of its dark grey patinated finish to the eagle intact. On the reverse side two delicate rivets holding the eagle to the wreath. Thick needle pin, original hook and hinge, good condition
£600-£800 710
A German Second War Luftwaffe Air Gunner/Wireless Operator Badge. A beautifully constructed badge by Berg & Nolte of Ludenscheid. Originally produced as a Air Gunner/Wireless Operator badge in Tombak, the lightning claws have been removed from the claws of the eagle, this was a practise that did take place during WWII but it also has taken place since WWII to turn a genuine Wireless Operator/Air Gunner badge into an Air Gunner only badge, which has a higher value. This is a beautiful quality badge with its original pin, hook and hinge, marked B & N L on the reverse side, excellent condition
£140-£180 711
A German Second War Luftwaffe Flak Badge. A very good example of the Luftwaffe Flak Badge produced by C.E. Juncker, Berlin. Magnificent in-depth detail to the Flak 88 anti aircraft gun. All of the chemically patinated finish remaining to the award, on the reverse side complete with its original pin, hook and hinge, impressed C.E. Juncker name tablet on the reverse side of the anti aircraft gun. In its fitted case, which is faintly gilded to the exterior Flak Kampf Abz. Some losses to the simulated leather finish to the outside of the box. The interior flock base good with its upper inner silk complete. Closing catch working correctly, good condition
£140-£180 712
A German Second War Luftwaffe Ground Combat Badge. A mint condition Luftwaffe Ground Combat Badge by the unusual maker of Arno Wallpach, the Company Wallpach were in Salzburg, Austria. Although the award is unmarked many examples have been found in named packets and is a well-known example. All the finish remaining to the oak leaf wreath, eagle and slightly lightly frosted swastika, all of the blue painted finish to the clouds, the centre of the lightning bolt and the rocks below all intact, complete with its needle pin, hinge and hook are cast as part of the award, excellent condition
£100-£140 713
A German Second War Luftwaffe Bomber Clasp in Gold with Pendant. A rare numbered pendant example, excellent gold finish remaining to the face of the award with all the patinated finish to the diving bomb intact. Non maker marked, Tombak construction, central delicate rivet holding the diving bomb to the main award. No damage or repairs to the hooks of the suspended tablet, these are susceptible to damage, with its original wide tapering pin, hook and hinge, very good condition
£300-£400
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