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Germany, WW I COMMEMORATIVE BADGE for NAVAL ZEPPELIN CREWS with BOX COMMEMORATIVE BADGE for NAVAL ZEPPELIN CREWS with own BOX, Germany. The Navy Commemorative Airship Badge (more popularly termed the Navy Zeppelin Badge) is among the most prized of the flight qualification badges. It is referred to as a commemorative badge because it was introduced in the early 1920's, after the end of WW I. This badge has a number of interesting features. The Navy Zeppelin Badge is identical to the Army Zeppelin Badge, except for the Hohenzollern Crown. The latter appears on the Navy badge, whereas the Army badge is uncrowned. Both the Navy and Army Zeppelin badges could be termed "horizontal" rather than "vertical" badges. It features a zeppelin centered within a wreath, thus the need for a horizontal format. AUTHENTIC Zeppelin badges could be termed "horizontal" rather than "vertical" badges. It features a zeppelin centered within a wreath, thus the need for a horizontal format. On the reverse, we see a fine swollen pin. A hook at the crown’s top would allow the badge to be slipped through sewn-on tunic loops for better stability. This badge is in first-rate condition. You could not ask for any better to add to any collection. AUTHENTIC Zeppelin badges are greatly prized by collectors, and are often difficult-to-find. This badge came to me from an advanced collector. The badge has mark and is in XF+ condition. Detlev Niemann in "Price Guide. Orders and decorations Germany" 2004, page 162 put 1500 EURO for that nice badge. According Detlev Niemann (page 39) the box itself with maker mark "C.E. Juncker" cost 400 EURO, other maker marks cost 250 EURO. Total catalogue price for this item is 1900 EURO ($2300). Now Rittmeister Militaria - the famous internet-shop - is selling the same item for $2750 (item #11-367). The winner will receive that link. |
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Germany, WW I You are bidding on a rare GENUINE GERMAN SILVER MEDAL for "Verdienst" WITH SWORDS (1909 - 1918). THIS MEDAL IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION and it is in own bag. Bag has a letter SM (for Silver Medal) . Estimate price for that medal is $350+. This nice medal is a great addition to any collection or investment portfolio, not just for its brilliant content but also for its popularity with collectors. |
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Germany, WW I IMPERIAL PANZER COMMEMORATIVE TANK BADGE This badge was created retrospectively in the 1920's for tank crew men serving in the German Army during WW1. Good overall condition. Detlev Niemann in "Price Guide. Orders and decorations Germany" 2004, page 157 put 1000 EURO for that nice badge. Nordheide-Versand - the biggest internet-shop in Germany - is selling that item for 3,500 EURO (item #23061). |
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Germany, WW I Genuine WW1 Imperial German Commemorative Pilots Badge Nice late war solid non-silver one piece issue badge. Good overall condition. Recently on eBay the same badge was sold for $860. Please look at here. |
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Germany, WW I BAVARIAN ARMY PILOT'S BADGE IN THE ORIGINAL PRESENTATION CASE This is a very high-quality Bavarian Army Pilot's Badge. This badge has wonderful detail to the obverse and a gorgeous Wittelsbach Crown. The badge has a brilliant silver appearance and not has been cleaned. This is a 100% original Junckers Pilots Badge and Box. The badge is marked C. E. Juncker with the quarter moon trade mark. C.E. Juncker produced the top-flight badges in Germany. This badge is an excellent example. Rittmeister Militaria sold the same badge for $2,195 (item 11-375). |
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Germany, Imperial Imperial German 25 Year Service Clasps in original case. |
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Germany, Imperial Bavarian King Ludwig Cross in original case. |
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