War Merit Cross Second Class With Swords Maker “73” Franz Mänert

Original KVK2 maker marked “73” Franz Mänert. Award in good condition complete with ribbon.  read more

Code: 2160

Iron Cross Second Class Maker Marked “24” Arbeitsgemeinschaft Der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller

Original WW2 Iron Cross Second Class maker marked “24” for Arbeitsgemeinschaft Der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller of Hanau. Award in good condition complete with ribbon.  read more

Code: 2170

Iron Cross Second Class Maker “65” Klein & Quenzer

Original WW2 Iron Cross Second Class maker marked “65” for Klein & Quenzer. Award in very good condition complete with ribbon.  read more

Code: 2162

Iron Cross Second Class Maker Marked “15” Friedrich Orth

Original WW2 Iron Cross Second Class maker marked “15” Friedrich Orth. Award in good condition complete with ribbon.  read more

Code: 2166

Rare Iron Cross Second Class Maker Marked “L/16” Steinhauer & Luck

Original rare WW2 Iron Cross Second Class maker marked “L/16” Steinhauer & Luck. Award in very good condition complete with ribbon.  read more

Code: 2168

War Merit Cross With Swords Second Class Steinhauer & Luck With Packet

Original KVK2 award with packet produced by Steinhauer & Luck. Award made of Tombak with no makers mark. Packet stamped to the reverse with the factory name.  read more

Code: 2171

German Army Water Bottle Matching MN42 With Bakerlite Cup

Original German army water bottle consisting of the bottle, wool cover, canvas and leather strap and Bakerlite cup. Bottle and cover both marked MN42. Cup does not appear to be marked. In good condition. One or two minor moth nips on the wool. Leather remains soft and supple.  read more

Code: 2174

German Army Death Card Georg Driendl Gebirgsjäger-Regt

Original German army death card to Georg Driendl who was killed in action serving with a GJ unit in Russia 07/09/1942.  read more

Code: 2178

German Soldier Death Card Max Denk Former Chauffeur to Duke of Leuchtenberg 07/03/1930

Original German death card to a former soldier who died after a long illness aged 42 in March 1930. Max Denk was formerly the chauffeur of the Duke of Leuchtenberg.  read more

Code: 2179

German Army Oberfeldwebel Studio Portrait

Original Army Oberfeldwebel studio portrait with the soldier pictured wearing several awards. Photo approx 87mm X 52mm.  read more

Code: 2180