A Cased Luftwaffe Flak Badge by Juncker

In silvered feinzink; obverse illustrating a civilian on the left, and a soldier on the right shaking hands; inscribed “Westbau 1938” above and “Julius Berger Tiefbau A.G, Berlin” below; the inscription separated by swastikas; reverse inscribed “Limes Abschnitt Karlsruhe”; on loop for suspension; without ribbon; measuring 35.98 mm in diameter; weighing 19.1 grams; light silvering wear; better than very fine condition.

In blackened tombac, 46x46.1mm, unmarked, very good quality, good very fine.

This is a very fine textbook example of a German Army 12-year long service award (“Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung”); in gilded iron (magnetic); on loop for suspension; original ribbon; measuring 30.30 mm in diameter; weighing 11.3 grams; extremely fine condition with much of the original gilding intact.

A WWI Iron Cross Medal Group; Marked Wilhelm Deumer - Prussia: Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914 (silver with black paint, non-magnetic, 43.3 mm); Austria: Mobilization Cross (bronze gilt, 35 mm); Hamburg: Hanseaten Cross (silvered bronze with red enamels, 40.2 mm); and Imperial: Hindenburg Cross for Combatants (bronze gilt on iron, maker marked "W. D." (Wilhelm Deumer, Lüdenscheid) with the company's bee insignia between the initials on the reverse, 37.3 mm). Mounted to a suspension with swing bar pinback, as worn by the veteran, red enamels intact and gilt wear evident on the Hanseaten Cross, near extremely fine.