Sold Gallery
These pages display a number of the rare items that I have had the pleasure of selling. To view more details and a larger photograph please click on the thumbnail picture.
WWII GERMAN LW MESS HALL SALAD BOWL
Luftwaffe Porcelain Salad Bowl Very nice Luftwaffe porcelain bowl for use in the Luftwaffe Baracks. With a red line, which means these are for the NCO's Made by "Johann Haviland" and dated "1937" The bowl is nicely marked with the Luftwaffe eagle and "F.L.U.V." Which is Flieger Unterkunft. In very good condition. Size is 11'' x11'' x 3'' deep
WWII GERMAN FEMALE RAD INSIGNIA
Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - early-pattern armbadge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen') as was intended for a female member within the: 'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst' (or: women's labour-service) This is an attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - early-pattern armbadge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen o. Ärmelraute') as was intended for a female member who served within the: 'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst' (or: women's labour-service) and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used- ie. tunic-removed-), condition. The neat badge - which is somewhat shaped as a regular 'HJ-Raute' - measures 9 x 7 cms. 4,5 cms. and shows a black-coloured swastika-sign surrounded by some cornflowers on a red- and white-coloured background. The 'BeVo'-woven-type badge - which was to be worn on the left upper-arm - was clearly worn and carefully tunic-removed (it still shows some minimal stitching-holes and is minimally stained as can be seen on the pictures Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst' was the predecessor of the later-founded: 'RADwJ' (or: 'Reichsarbeitsdienst des weiblichen Jugend'). Simply an attractive, early-period female-related TR-related 'Ärmelabzeichen' that is IMO accordingly priced.
WWII GERMAN WAR MERIT MEDAL
Die struck bronze alloy award with an embossed likeness of the War Merit Cross without swords to the obverse, in the form of a Maltese style cross with a circular centerpiece with an embossed, canted, swastika, encircled by a nicely detailed oak-leaf wreath. The arms of the cross have a slightly pebbled field while the background of the award is smooth with a fine raised lip to the outside edge. The reverse of the award has embossed Gothic script, "Für Kriegs-verdienst 1939", (For War Merit 1939), on a smooth background field. Complete with a piece of original ribbon.