Mother's Cross; Silver Grade with Case - Silvered bronze and enamels, 35.3 mm x 42.8 mm, on full-length ribbon, crazing in the enamels on the lower arm, better than very fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, maker marked "Liefergemeinschaft Pforzheimer Innungen" on the inside lid, lightly soiled medal bed, case fine.
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A Saxon Commemorative Cross for Medical and Humanitarian Service in Wartime; 1870-1871 A Sachsen-Königreich Krankenpflege Erinnerungskreuz für die Jahre 1870-1871; in gilt bronze; unmarked; original ribbon; measuring 26 mm x 31 mm; near very fine condition.
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A 1936 Albert L. Schlageter Martyrdom Badge A 1936 Schlageter badge; in blackened metal (magnetic); horizontal pinback; unmarked; measuring 42 mm x 35 mm; extremely fine condition. Footnote: Schlageter was a military activist and active member of the NSDAP Tarnorganisation Arbeitspartei. He was found responsible for multiple bombings in France by a French military tribunal and was sentenced to death on May 26th, 1923. |
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Item G32048 |
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An Hungarian Merit Order Award Document to Lieutenant Colonel Hans-Ludwig Müller A certificate, measuring 211x298mm, extremely fine condition with minimal creasing, two punched holes, and another four small holes in the upper left corner. It states that Oberstleutnant (Lieutenant Colonel) Hans-Ludwig Müller has been approved to accept the Commander’s Cross of the Order of Merit of the Kingdom of Hungary. The document is dated to Berchtesgaden (Bavaria) on October 19, 1938 and carries a facsimile of A.H. Footnote: Hans-Ludwig Müller was born in 1893 in Mannheim, southwest Germany. He joined the German army in 1912 and made Lieutenant by early 1914. In 1917 he was promoted to Oberleutnant (Senior Lieutenant). Between the wars he joined the police force in Berlin. Müller rejoined the army in 1935. He was promoted to Oberstleutnant (Lieutenant Colonel) in 1936, to Oberst (Colonel) in 1939, and to Generalmajor (Major General) in 1942. Müller commanded various Signal units, most notably the Army Signals Regiment 512, and was stationed in Belgium and Northern France between 1940 and 1944. However, at the end of the war he was redeployed to Latvia where he was taken prisoner by the Russians. He was released and returned home in 1955. Müller died in 1970. During his military career he was awarded the Iron Cross 2nd and 1st Class, and the War Merit Cross 2nd and 1st Class with Swords. |
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A Signed Printed Photograph of A.H. This is a photograph of the Führer, signed by himself. It is printed on thin newspaper-style paper. It depicts A.H. with his Golden Party Badge and is Iron Cross 1914 First Class, with his signature in black ink on his chest. The depiction measures 203 mm x 143 mm, and depicts two small rips in the picture, in overall very fine condition. (C:4)
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