WWI SB Iron Cross 1st Class (EKI): Outstanding Multi-Piece 1914 Screwback EKI, marked "800" on all three major components (Base Cross, Retaining Plate, Screw Nut).  Screw nut is marked "D.R.G.M. / 653146 /800 / PM".  Excellent Condition, but does show signs of actually having been worn on a uniform.  Nice Example of a hard to find variation. (SOLD)  

WWI Iron Cross 2nd Class Non-Combatant:  Great example of hard to find variation.  Clean original ribbon, black light tested to be non-synthetic early material. Hallmarked "KO" on the ring. (SOLD)

WWI Iron Cross 2nd Class (EKII) with Award Document:  Very Nice Original example of this classic medal.  Hallmark on ring is an "N", with nice solid full length original ribbon.  Issued in the Field on 15 September 1917 to a soldier from the 11th Bavarian Reserve.  (SOLD) 

Rare WWI Black Naval Wound Badge: ORIGINAL W.W. I Imperial German Navy Wound Badge in Black.  Needle pinback, retaining most of its original finish.  Awarded for 1-2 Wounds.  Nice period stamped steel construction, with minor surface oxidation and signs of use.  A very hard to find World War One badge with a great original aged patina.  Possibly a U-Boat or Battle of Jutland award? (SOLD)

WWII German Chaplain Uniform Insignia: Extremely Rare Collection of Bullion Tabs and Visor Wreath.

WWII Army Lieutenant's Uniform: Relatively Rare German Army Veterinary Officer's Uniform.  This was a wartime bring back by a U.S. Armored Division Veteran.  The Tunic is Named and 1943 Dated. (Inquire)

WWII Anti-Partisan Badges: Trio with a Gold/Silver/Bronze that were said to be a U.S. Army 3rd Division Veteran bring-back, together in one stash.  These are all cast, with hand finished edges, non-magnetic.  The Dimensions are approximately 59mm High x 49mm Wide on all three, and the weight on the Silver is approximately 26.3 grams, with the other two in the 23-24 gram range each.  There has been much discussion on whether these badges are Pre or Post 1945, but in the final analysis ALL have liked the Silver as being a Pre-May 1945 Badge, but the consensus on the other two is split.  While I am VERY comfortable that the Silver is an Original Period item, I will have to let the ultimate buyer be the judge on the other two, as No One truly seems to know.  The Gold Badge was heavily oxidized and, for better or worse, was cleaned by the current owner.  This would most likely explain the odd finish to this badge.  As these "Type II" badges were made late war, under crude casting conditions, there are broad ranges in quality and metal density (weights...), defying those that attempt to make specific guidelines to originality.  The "quality" and quantity of fakes in this market has made everyone very cautious, and second guessing themselves.  My gut reaction is that the set is period, and as such I will offer an extended 10 Business Day Return Policy (Twice the norm...), and let you be the judge once handled in person.  This is one area that I will NOT claim expertise.  These Badges have been viewed in person by many experienced collectors and dealers, and aside from the Silver, I haven't been convinced either way on the Bronze and Gold. (Price on Request) Detail Images Analysis

WWII Iron Cross 1st Class (EKI):  Nice Original example of this classic medal.  UnHallmarked, as was common for issue pieces, with original components.  (SOLD)

WWII  Luftwaffe Parachutist Badge:  Original "G.H. Osang / Dresden" Hallmarked Para Badge.  This is a good strike, with correct hinged needle pin.  Looks to be the typical zinc base metal, showing typical age and oxidation coming through the gilding.  Overall a Solid Original item. (SOLD) 

WWII Iron Cross 2nd Class (EKII):  Nice Original example of this classic medal.  UnHallmarked, as was common for issue pieces, with original ribbon.  Ribbon is slightly soiled, and has a small tear in mid-reverse edge, but the REAL deal and a great "Been There" look and feel.  (SOLD)

WWII  Hallmarked Infantry Assault Badge:  Clean, REAL, Late War "R.S." (Rudolf Souval) Infantry Assault Badge, with a needle pin. (SOLD) Detail Images

WWII Coast Artillery Badge:  This is a Nice, Clean, REAL, Coast Artillery Badge.  ( Kriegsabzeichen fur die Marineartillerie )  Hallmarked “L/56” for the maker: Funk & Bruninghaus, Ludenscheid.  This is the Silver Plated Tombak manufacture of later war production, with all original parts intact and solid.  This is a crisp strike, with a tight wide tapered pin.  The detail is outstanding in this die struck piece.  This is the type of badge that would have been awarded to the troops manning the Normandy Coast Defenses prior to, and after, D-Day. (SOLD)

WWII Silver Wound Badge: ORIGINAL, needle pinback with clear "107" Maker's mark for Carl Wild of Hamburg.  Awarded for 3-4 Wounds or loss of a extremity, eye, or hearing.  Nice period solid back badge. (SOLD)

Bronze Mother's Cross:  Nice clean 1st Level Award with original neck drape.  EF Condition. (SOLD)

Cased Nazi 40yr. Faithful Service Medal: All ORIGINAL, with correct pinback brooch.  Excellent condition with minor signs of age. (SOLD)

Nazi 25yr. Faithful Service Medal: All ORIGINAL, with correct pinback brooch.  Clean condition with typical signs of age. (SOLD)

WWII HJ Belt Buckle:  Hitler Youth buckle, "Blut und Ehre", on an aluminum base.  RZM marked "M4/27".  Obverse Worn, but solid overall condition. ($30) 

Nazi Party Badge:  Clean basic Party Badge.  EF Condition. 

WWII War Merit Cross with Swords: ORIGINAL Planchet & Suspension Ring, with nice full 10" length of replacement ribbon. ($35)  

WWII War Merit Cross: ORIGINAL Planchet & Suspension Ring, with 6" length of original ribbon.  Ring Hallmarked "52". ($35)

WWII Frauenwerk Badge:  Clean basic Deutsches Frauenwerk Badge.  VF Condition. ($25)

WWII Tinnie:  Tag Der Arbeit 1934 (Day of the Worker).  Good Condition. ($15)

WWII EK2 and Czech Occupation Documents Signed by Two Knight's Cross Recipients, with Medals: Two ORIGINAL Award Documents for an Iron Cross 2nd Class for the "Fall of France" in June 1940, and the commemorative for the Occupation of the Sudetenland in October 1938 (Czechoslovakia).  Very nice original set of documents with period medals added. Nice original EK2, with a great overall feel of having "been there".  It is in VF condition with a nice patina to medal, with slight soiling and a small unseen cut to the backside of drape.  Clean Czech. Occupation Medal with original drape and brooch. the entire set displays nicely, and would matt and frame very well. (SOLD) View1, View2, View3, View4