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SINCE 1783
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767
1939 Bar to Iron Cross 2nd Class.
Retains little of the original finish, complete with four pins to the
reverse and mounted on an original piece of WW1 Iron Cross 2nd Class
ribbon. In good condition and it is accompanied by a miniature for
mounting on the ribbon bar.
€
80-
€
120 (£60-£100 approx)
768
1939 War Merit Cross 1st Class With Crossed Swords (Silver).
Maker marked ‘3’ within a square, with a vertical broad flat pin and
catch. Significant loss of the original silver finish, otherwise in good
condition.
€
60-
€
80 (£50-£60 approx)
769
1939 War Merit Cross 1st Class Without Crossed Swords (Silver).
Maker marked ‘50’ within a square, with a vertical broad pin and catch.
Retains almost all of the original silver finish and in good condition.
€
60-
€
80 (£50-£60 approx)
770
1939 War Merit Crosses
(1) 2nd Class with Crossed Swords (Bronze). Maker marked “15” to the
ring suspender. Retains almost all of the original bronze finish, with a
degree of discolouring to the reverse. Complete with the original ribbon
and box of issue. (2) 1939 War Merit Cross 2nd Class with Crossed
Swords (Bronze). Non-maker marked. This example has lost almost all of
the original bronze finish with some pitting to the top left of the right
sword on the reverse. Complete with the correct ribbon. (3) 2nd Class
without Crossed Swords (Bronze). Non-maker marked. Retaining nearly
all of the original bronze finish, in good condition and complete with
the original ribbon. (3)
€
50-
€
70 (£40-£60 approx)
771
1939 War Merit Crosses and Medals.
(1) 2nd Class Without Crossed Swords (Bronze). Non maker marked.
Retains most of the original bronze finish with some discolouring
otherwise in good condition. (2) 2nd Class without Crossed Swords
(Bronze). Non-maker marked. Very little of the original bronze finish
remaining and with loss to the tip of the right point on the top arm of
the cross. (3) Medal (Bronze). Retains most of the original bronze finish,
in good condition and on the correct ribbon. (4) Medal (Bronze). Retains
most of the original bronze finish with some discolouring, and on the
correct ribbon. (4)
€
30-
€
40 (£20-£30 approx)
Medals to Veterans
772
Baltic Cross
A German Friekorps Award consisting of a black cross with a gilt inner
cross. A vertical pin and catch to the reverse and retaining most of the
original finish. Good used condition.
€
60-
€
80 (£50-£60 approx)
773
Silesian Eagle 1st class with Crossed Swords.
This is a commercially produced example in black enamel with silver
highlights. Vertical pin and catch, loss of silver to the crescent moon,
cross and tablet but no enamel damage. In good used condition.
€
60-
€
80 (£50-£60 approx)
774
Silesian Eagle 2nd class.
A commercially produced example in black enamel with silver highlights
and on correct ribbon. Retains most of the original finish with no
damage to the enamel. Good used condition.
€
50-
€
70 (£40-£60 approx)
Commemorative & Campaign Medals
775
Olympic Games Commemorative Medal.
This example retains all of the original silver finish and is on the original
ribbon with a wearing pin. Complete with the original box of issue in
white simulated leather with the five Olympic rings embossed in gold on
the lid. Very good condition.
€
100-
€
150 (£80-£120 approx)
776
No lot
777
Austrian Anschluss Medal.
Matt silver finish, toned and on the correct ribbon . Good Condition.
€
40-
€
50 (£30-£40 approx)
778
Sudetenland Medal with Prague Castle Bar (bronze), with two others.
Retains all of the original bronze finish and on the original ribbon with
wearing pin and the original box of issue. In very good condition. Also
two other Sudetenland medals, one with remains of original ribbon, fair
condition, loss of bronze finish on one and retaining 60% on the other.
(3)
€
80-
€
120 (£60-£100 approx)
779
Memel Medal (bronze).
Retains most of the original bronze finish and on the correct ribbon.
Good condition.
€
120-
€
150 (£100-£120 approx)
780
The Italo-German Campaign Medal in Africa (bronze).
Retains almost all of the original bronze finish on a tatty piece of
original ribbon. Very good condition.
€
60-
€
80 (£50-£60 approx)
781
Russian Front Medals
(1) Maker marked ‘11’ on the suspension ring, dull appearance and on
the original ribbon. Good condition. (2) Maker marked “10” on the
suspension ring with significant loss of the original finish. (3) Maker
marked “13” on the suspension ring. This example has been de-nazified,
the swastika having been obliterated. On the correct ribbon. (3)
€
50-
€
70 (£40-£60 approx)
Foreign Medals to German Forces
782
The Finnish Cross with Two related Enamel Badges.
Awarded to German military personnel including Waffen SS and police
serving in Finland. This example is the 2nd pattern bearing the dates ‘
1941-1943’, with a screw post and fitting to the reverse. The enamel
badges each with a screw post and fitting. All 3 items in excellent
condition with all the enamel intact.
€
120-
€
180 (£100-£140 approx)
783
Spanish Campaign Awards.
(1) Spanish Red Military Service Cross. Awarded by the Spanish
government to members of the ‘Legion Condor’. This example on the
correct ribbon with pin back wearing bar. In very good condition with all
finish and enamel intact. (2) Spanish Campaign Medal. Awarded by the
Spanish government to all members of the “Legion Condor” regardless of
rank. On the original ribbon with a pin back wearing bar.
Very good condition. (2)
€
90-
€
120 (£70-£100 approx)