NSFK MEDALLION

A fine example of a third reich period silver grade sports badge; in silvered metal (magnetic); the obverse constructed of an oak wreath with a ribbon at the 9 and 3 o’clock positions, with a mobile swastika in the center and a vertically upright sword superimposed onto the wreath; the reverse plain, with a vertical pinback and a functional hinge/catch assembly; maker marked “W. Redo, Saar-Lautern” and “Eigentum der Obersten SA Führung” on the reverse; measurign 58.76 mm x 46.56 mm; weighing 17.8 grams; with approximately 90% of its original silver wash remaining; in overall better than very fine condition.

This is a standard issue HJ belt buckle; a rare circa 1941 injection molded pewter manufactured version; the obverse with a standard HJ motif consisting of an eagle in the centre perched atop a HJ diamond that is surrounded by a serrated circular border with an inner and outer rope and the HJ motto “Blut und Ehre” (Blood and Honour); the reverse with standard double-claw prongs and integrated catch; maker marked “RZM M4/38” for “Richard Sieper & Söhne, Lüdenscheid” on the reverse; measuring 63 mm x 48 mm; with all of its original silver finish worn off, but otherwise in extremely fine condition.

Canada; A British Efficiency Medal with Canada Scroll Issued to a Canadian, to Acting Bombardier T. Donaldson, Royal Canadian Artillery; George VI (A.BDR. T. DONALDSON R.C.A.). Naming is officially impressed. Original ribbon, dark patina, light contact, near extremely fine.

A 1914 Braunschweig/Brunswick “Kriegsverdienstkreuz für Frauen und Jungfrauen” (War Merit Cross for Ladies & Young Ladies) - (note that “Young Ladies” is a loose translation, meaning “Unmarried women”); in bronze; on loop for suspension; measuring 31.98 mm x 30.64 mm; weighing 8.9 grams; very fine condition.