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WHYTES

SINCE 1783

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German Awards to Foreign Volunteers

784

Eastern Peoples Award 2nd Class without Swords (Silver).

Retains most of the original finish and on the original ribbon with pin

back wearing bar. In good condition.

50-

70 (£40-£60 approx)

785

Commemorative Medal for the Spanish Volunteers in the Battle

against Communism (bronze).

Also known as the ‘Medal of the Spanish Blue Division’. It was awarded

by the German government to Spanish volunteers in the German Army

who fought on the Russian front between 1941 and 1943. This example

retains almost all of the original bronze finish and on the correct ribbon.

Very good condition.

50-

70 (£40-£60 approx)

786

Spanish and German Commemorative Medals for the Spanish

Volunteers in the Battle against Communism

(1) Spanish award. Awarded by the Spanish government to Spanish

Volunteers in the German army who fought on the Russian front and

totally independent of the German award. Little of the original gilt finish

remains however there is no enamel damage and it is on the original

ribbon with a wearing pin. Good condition. (2) German award (bronze).

Also known as the Medal of the “Spanish Blue Division”. It was awarded

by the German government to Spanish volunteers in the German Army

who fought on the Russian front between 1941 and 1943. This example

retains almost all of the original bronze finish and is on the correct

ribbon. Very good condition.

150-

200 (£120-£160 approx)

Long Service Awards

787

Armed Forces Long Service Medal 3rd Class (gilt).

Awarded for 12 years service, this example on the correct cornflower

blue ribbon however lacking the small metal eagle which is attached to

the ribbon to denote which branch of the armed forces the recipient

belonged to. In very good condition retaining almost all of the gilt

finish.

50-

70 (£40-£60 approx)

788

Police Long Service Medal 1st class (Gold).

Awarded for 25 years service, this example retains all of the original gold

finish, on the correct cornflower blue ribbon with gold embroidered

police insignia. Very good condition.

100-

150 (£80-£120 approx)

789

Police Long Service Medal 2nd Class (silver).

Awarded for 18 years service, this example retaining most of the original

silver finish , on the correct cornflower blue ribbon with silver grey

embroidered police insignia. Very good condition with the original box of

issue.

80-

120 (£60-£100 approx)

790

Long Service Medals

(1) Faithful Service Decoration 2nd Class (silver).

Awarded for 25 years loyal civilian service. This example with no enamel

damage however it has suffered significant loss of the original silver

finish. Mounted on the original cornflower blue ribbon with a wearing

pin and the original box of issue. Maker marked on the inside of the lid,

“Rud. A. Karneth Gablonz/Neibe”. (2) RAD (Reich Labour Service) Long

Service Medal 4th Class (Bronze). Significant loss of the original bronze

finish and on the correct cornflower blue ribbon with a wearing pin.

Good condition. (3) Luftschutz (Air Raid Warning Service) Medal 2nd

Class (grey metal). Retains most of the original grey finish and is on the

correct ribbon. Very good condition. (3)

100-

150 (£80-£120 approx)

791

Fire Brigade Award 2nd Class (silver with red white and black

enamel).

Awarded for 25 years service. This example retains most of the original

silver finish with all the enamel intact and on the correct ribbon. Good

condition.

150-

180 (£120-£140 approx)

Badges

792

SA Sports Badges

(1). Gilt. This example is the first type, maker marked “E. Schneider U

Lenscheid” and the number “23425”. Retains the vertical pin and catch

and most of the original gilt finish. (2) Bronze. This example is the

second type, maker marked “Karl Hensler Pforzhiem”. Retains the vertical

pin and catch and most of the original bronze finish. Good used

condition.

90-

120 (£70-£100 approx)

793

DRL Sports Badges

(1). Silver. Maker marked to the reverse “Wernstein - Jena” and “DRGM

35269”. Retains almost all of the original silver finish. Good used

condition. (2). Bronze. Maker marked to the reverse “LCHR-LAUER

NURNBERG BERLIN” and “DRGM 35269”. Retains the vertical pin and

catch and most of the original bronze finish. These awards were issued

by the German Olympic Sports Federation.

60-

80 (£50-£60 approx)

794

A Group of Four Badges and a Stick-Pin.

Comprising of a Nazi Party Badge, Hitler Youth Badge, 1936 Olympic

Games Berlin Commemorative Badge, an SA/SS Cap Skull and a

Miniature Award Stick-Pin. All the badges retain their pins and catches

and the enamel badges are intact. All are in very good used condition.

(4)

80-

120 (£60-£100 approx)

795

A Group of Eight “Day Badges”.

All retain their pins and catches and are in good used condition. Also a

Luftwaffe NCO’s Metal Cap Wreath and Cockade and an RAD (Reich

Labour Service) Woman’s Cap Badge. Luftwaffe Badge retains both pins

however; the RAD Badge retains only one of two. Good used condition.

100-

150 (£80-£120 approx)

796

An SS Sponsors Stick-pin Badge.

An oval stick-pin badge with black SS runes on a silver swastika flanked

by the letters “F” and “M” (Forder Mitgliedernde) all on black enamel. To

the top is the inscription “Dank Der SS Fur Treue” and to the bottom

“Hilfe ID Kampfzeit”. Numbered on the reverse “246”. Awarded to those

who sponsored or raised funds for the SS. A rare item in very good

condition.

150-

180 (£120-£140 approx)

797

An Italian “Russian Front Badge” (silver).

Made of silvered zinc alloy and featuring two downward pointing

crossed swords above the inscription “Fronte Russo” (in blue), all within a

hawthorn and oak-leaf wreath. Maker marked to the reverse “Fratelli

Milano Rome” with a wearing pin and catch. This example is in mint

unused condition and is in the original packet of issue.

100-

150 (£80-£120 approx)