The Friedrich Order in Gold

Saxony: Friedrich August Medal, Bronze Grade (bronze, 28.5 mm); Prussia: Wilhelm I Centenary Medal 1797-1897 (bronze gilt, 39.8 mm); Prussia: War Aid Merit Cross (silvered war materials, 41.3 mm); Imperial: German Reich War Veteran Organization "Kyffhauser" Medal (bronze gilt, 31 mm x 44 mm); Imperial: Wound Badge, Gold Grade (iron with a gold-coloured gilt, magnetic, unmarked, 38.5 mm x 43 mm, vertical pinback); and Imperial: Three-Ribbon Ribbon Bar with Clasp (ribbons: Prussia: Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914, Hamburg: Hanseaten Cross and Hindenburg Cross for Combatants, with a 7.5 mm x 9 mm Black Grade Wound Badge backed by crossed bronze swords clasp affixed to the front, 12 mm x 31 mm, black finished metal button hole attachment). The Wilhelm I Centenary Medal with an original ribbon, the other three medals with replacement ribbons, ranging from fine to extremely fine.

Magnetic cross, worn as a single decoration, pin back, in very fine condition.

A picture postcard, measuring 88x138mm, near mint condition. It shows Oberleutnant (Senior Lieutenant) Hermann Wonde (1915–1987), Leader of the 6th Company of Reiter Regiment 41, who was awarded the Knight’s Cross on March 23, 1945. He received his promotion to Oberleutnant on May 1, 1945. In the picture, he also wears a Close Combat Clasp, an Iron Cross 1st Class, and a Wound Badge in Black.

A RAD (National Labour Service/Reichsarbeitsdienst) membership stick pin; silvered, with white, black, and pebbled red enamels; 48 mm long knurled needle pin on the reverse; maker marked with the stylized logo of “Hermann Aurich, Dresden” on the reverse; measuring 21 mm x 15 mm; better than very fine condition.