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Medals & badges
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German WW1 Era/Weimar issue Merit
Cross for 25 years of Loyal service. (War service counted as double
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WW I German Feld-ehrenzeichen Hamburg (Veterans Star).
DEUTSCHES FELD- EHRENZEICHEN (GERMAN FIELD HONOUR BADGE. Awarded in 1920
for
Bravery or Service on the front line during WW1 to men from the
Hamburg area. |
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| Unidentified
medallion that appears to me to be castigating the Italians. I know
nothing about this medallion. If you do please Email |
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| Imperial
German coin "Medal" - "Iron for Gold ". To help pay for the
War, Germans turned in their wedding rings and other items made of gold
and received in return this coin medal made of Iron, to show they helped
with the war effort. |
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| Princely
House Order of Hohenzollen, next to it is the Order of the Red Eagle |
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Era German, Honor Badge of the 3rd Naval Brigade of Loewenfeld 1920 |
WW1
German War Cross originally given to Major Pappus Von Trazberg for
his service in WW1 |
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- Iron Cross WW1, 2nd Class
- Friedrich August Medal in bronze
- Hindenburg Cross with Swords
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- Austrian War Medal 1914/18 with
swords
- Hungarian War Medal 1914/18 (see
below left for reverse)
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medal bears a representation of the WW1 Iron Cross on the obverse and an
image of a soldier being rewarded on the reverse. |
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| Hungarian
War medal 1914/18 |
The
2 Emperors Medallion; Wilhelm II of Germany & Franz Joseph I of
Austria/Hungary |
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- Eisernes Kreuz ( Iron Cross ),
3 piece construction, 2x Silver outer frames and an iron core.
- Hindenburg Honour Cross with
Swords.
- Austrian NCO 15 year long service
medal.
- Service Medal Austria 1914/18
- Austrian/ Hungarian medal 1914-1918
" Pro Deo
et Patria " for front line combat service. See above left for
reverse.
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- U-BOAT BADGE,
- HIGH SEA'S FLEET WAR BADGE,
- E-BOAT BADGE,
- DESTROYER BADGE
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| German
Tanker badge WW1, (bronze & silver) |
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badge lapel stick pin (1957 de-nazified) |
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If you can identify this medal please 
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The cross with "TO
DER KISER" was one of many styles of joke pieces made by the
British in WW1, they were thrown over to the German trenches or given to
German P.O.W for their original Iron Cross awards, to take the Mickey
and insult the Prussians.
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| 1870/71
German medal with an Iron Cross with wreath representation on the
obverse and the familiar "God is with us" motto as one of
several on the reverse. |
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| Imperial
German Stick Pin (lapel badge) featuring 1914 Iron Cross, Hindenburg
cross and Prussian Campaign medal. |
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