German Olympic Merit Cross - 2nd Class

An RAD Faithful Service Medal for Four Years' Service - Bronze gilt on aluminum and copper alloy, 32.8 mm x 40.5 mm, light contact and surface wear, better than very fine; An Ostvolk Decoration for Bravery on the Eastern Front; 2nd Class - Silvered zinc, light contact, little silvering remaining, otherwise better than very fine.

In gilded zink, but with all of the original gilt worn off due to wear; on loop for suspension; with a correct replacement ribbon; measuring 32.40 mm; weighing 11.5 grams; fine condition.

A Mainzer Freimaurer long service cross; constructed of silver (marked “800” along with the traditional crescent moon and crown on the reverse); the obverse in the shape of a cross pattee alisee, with white enamels on the arms of the cross, and with turquoise enamels in the center; the center with a static swastika circumscribed “Zum Goldenen Rad”; with four crowned lions between each of the arms; the reverse marked “Allwege Trew, old German for “Always Faithful”; on loop for suspension, with a correct replacement ribbon; measuring 62.38 mm x 56.45 mm; weighing 33.8 grams; attractive patina from age; in extremely fine condition.

A 1939 SA Brigade 94 (Linz) Wehrwettkämpfe badge; in copper wash aluminum; vertical pinback; unmarked; measuring 55 mm x 41 mm; extremely fine condition.