An German 1st Parachute Corps Ca Badge; Mint - Enameled version (16x26mm) silvered metal and enamels, unworn, mint condition, in paper bag of manufacturer in Milan.
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An Italian ANAC National Association of Cinematographer Engineers Meeting at Naples Medal Italy (Kingdom); Bronze, obverse illustrating a castle fronted by two staffs topped by eagles and incorporating fasces, surrounded by the inscription "Va ADVNATA NAZIONALE GENIERI", inscribed "NAPOLI A.XV°" below the castle and engraver marked "P. MORBI-DVCCI GENIERE", reverse illustrating a winged warrior, holding a wreath aloft in his left hand, a sword in his right hand, a lion's head on the front of his loin cloth, a slain beast at his feet, standing upon a pedestal inscribed "ARMA DEL GENIO", icons on either side and inscribed "A.N.A.G." below, 32.7 mm, extremely fine.
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Item EU14088 |
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A Close Combat Clasp in Silver Document to Grenadier Regiment 364 A certificate, measuring 143x204mm, near extremely fine condition with folding creases, light scuffing, and light discolouration. It states that Oberfeldwebel (Senior Sergeant) Hans Kleine of the 3rd Company of Grenadier Regiment 364 is awarded the Close Combat Clasp in Silver for 30 days of close combat days. The document is dated to November 1, 1943 and signed in blue ink by a Major and Regiment Leader, his name could be Brehm or similar.
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Item G32476 |
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A First War Prussian Pilot’s Badge by C. E. Juncker; Stamped Version A Prussian Pilot’s (Flugzeugführer) badge; in stamped silvered brass; hollow; with fine details; standard pilot’s badge motive within a wreath consisting of oak and laurel leaves; a bow on the bottom with a Prussian crown on the top; unmarked but a textbook example of Juncker production, with its vertical needle style pinback, sheet metal hinge, and round wire catch; measuring 68.88 mm x 45.61 mm; with approximately 97% of the original silvering intact, but having lost much of its shine due to collecting patina from age; near extremely fine condition.
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Item G31959 |
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A Luxembourg Order of Merit of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, Grand Officer's Set Luxembourg; Grand Officer Cross: three-piece construction, Gold with red, white, light blue and silver enamels, hallmarked on the loop, 51.8 mm x 57.7 mm, on its original full-length neck ribbon; and Breast Star: two-piece constructed cross in Gold with red, white, light blue and silver enamels, mounted to a twelve-pointed silver star base, unmarked, 83 mm x 83.5 mm, vertical pinback flanked by dual prongs. Intact enamels, extremely fine. Accompanied by its 9 mm rosette with push pin attachment, in their hardshelled case of issue, raised platform with recessed medal bed for the Breast Star, light wear on the exterior, case near extremely fine. |
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Item EU14408 |