A Bronze Grade DRL Sport Badge; Third Model

Non magnetic, silvering nearly completely rubbed off, with recipients initials etched into reverse, otherwise better than fine.

Hungary (Kingdom): Bronze, 36.8 mm x 51 mm inclusive of its fire helmet suspension, original triangular ribbon with hook and eye, light contact and spotting, better than very fine.

A Franco-Prussian War 1870-71 Officer's Medal bar of Seven, mounted as originally worn, comprising: Iron Cross 2nd Class 1870, magnetic, with silvered frame, excellent crisp details, together with with Jubilee oakleaves "25", both of fine quality manufacture, dark toned extremely fine; Prussian Red Eagle Order, Third Class with Bow, in Gold and enamels, 4. model (1869-1918), excellent quality, circa 1880 period manufacture, extremely fine; Officers Long Service Decoration for 25 years, in fire gilded bronze; Commemorative Campaign War Medal 1870/71, in bronze with the clasps "STRASSBURG" and "PARIS"; Commemorative Campaign Cross Königgrätz; Centennial Medal (1897), reduced size; Bavaria: Military Merit Order, Knight's Cross 1. class, in Gold and enamels, by maker Ed. Quellhorst, one leg of the rampant lion on reverse missing, otherwise with fine old blue enamels, circa 1880 period manufacture, and in extremely fine condition. Some fraying to ribbons, medal bar in worn condition, catch on reverse holding pin in place missing, otherwise fine awards from around circa 1870-1880, with two Gold Orders, in generally better then very fine condition.

A 1940 Commemorative coin for the Campaign in Norway; the obverse “Denn wir fahren gegen Engelland/Because we are driving towards England”, the reverse “Zur Erinnerung an den Feldzug in Norwegen/To commemorate the campaign in Norway”; in painted clay; dated April 1st, 1940; measuring 50 mm in diameter; near mint condition.