Luftwaffe Ground Fighting Badge (German: Erdkampfabzeichen der Luftwaffe), established on March 31, 1942, awarded in connection with participation in frontal combat for a period of at least 3 days, since 1943 also to members of the aviation medical staff and intelligence service, sold with characteristics of J.E. Hammer's products, overlay eagle, riveted, with complete silver plating, working clasp, zinc.

designed by: Sigmund von Weech

operation: J. E. Hammer & Söhne, Geringswalde

Works cited: Das Erdkampfabzeichen der Luftwaffe, Sascha Weber, p. 92.

Iron Cross 1939 1st class (German: Eisernes Kreuz 1.Klasse 1939), established by the decree of Adolf Hitler of 1 September 1939 in order to distinguish all persons who showed exceptional courage during combat operations, achieved particularly significant achievements in combat or committed independent actions having a significant impact on the course of combat, as well as for outstanding command in combat conditions or repeatedly distinguished themselves during combat operations, core brass (non-magnetic), with almost completely preserved black, unglued frame, silver plated, covered with a delicate patina, signed reverse "L58", nut-mounted version.

operation: Rudolf Souval, Wien

Iron Cross 1939 2nd class (German: Eisernes Kreuz 1939 2.Klasse), established by the decree of Adolf Hitler of September 1, 1939, in order to distinguish all persons who showed personal courage in the face of the enemy, showed outstanding command achievements at the tactical level or made other types of merits on the battlefield beyond the ordinary performance of duties, production with characteristics of character. for Klein & Quenzer products, three-piece, magnetic core with complete blackening, the frame unglued, silver-plated, covered with a delicate patina.

operation: Klein & Quenzer, Idar-Oberstein

Works cited: Żelazny Krzyż 2 Klasy 1939, Jarosław Bochyński, p. 376.

Badge of the Opferring der NSDAP organization, specific to the region Koblenz-Trier, enamel complete, fastening in working order, silver plated bronze.

The organization was a form of financial background of the party and dealt with regular collection of cash donations, the badge was provided for a member Freiheitsbundu operating within the NSDAP, whose task was to provide funds by regularly paying contributions (German Opferbeitrag)

dimensions:  

Works cited: Hüsken katalog, item 4131f, pp. 97-98.

A commemorative badge of the Kraft durch Frude organization, associated with the cruise on the cruise ship M.S. Wilhelm Gustloff, belonging to the KdF sea holiday travel program, organized for German employees, probably intended for travel participants as a souvenir of participation in the cruise, a flag with the organization's logo added in the form of a separate overlay, complete enamel, smooth clasp, gilded bronze.

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Medal awarded after 4 years of service in the Wehrmacht (German Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre), a version on a single spinner dedicated to the parade uniform, established on March 16, 1936 by the decree of Adolf Hitler on the occasion of the first anniversary of the restoration of compulsory military service, on the ribbon a miniature of an eagle, the whole in an almost intact state of preservation, complete silvering, smooth clasp, silvered steel.

designed by: prof. Richard Klein 

Silver Badge for World War II Wounds (German: Verwundetenabzeichen 1939 in Silber 2. Form), awarded in connection with the reference of 3-4 wounds, silver plating preserved for the most part, signed card back "26", clasp in working order, zinc silver plated.

operation: B.H. Mayer, Pforzheim

The Black Badge for World War II Wounds (German: Verwundetenabzeichen 1939 in Schwarz 2. Form), granted in connection with the reference of 1-2 wounds, only the remains of blackness are preserved, the fastener is functional, blackened brass. 

Medal for the Eastern Front (German: Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941/42), established by order of Adolf Hitler of 26 May 1942, awarded to persons taking part in the fighting on the Eastern Front during the winter of 1941/42, signed "7" on a circle, zinc.

designed by: SS-Unterscharführer Ernst Krause

operation: Paul Meybauer, Berlin

Works cited: The Medal for the Winter War in the East 1941/42, Sascha Weber, p. 48.

Member badge of the NSDAP, much less common, smaller version, complete enamel, signed card back "RZM 72", clasp in working order, silver plated bronze.

operation: Fritz Zimmermann, Stuttgart

Diameter: 18 mm

Works cited: Hüsken katalog, pos. 4011bb, pp. 78-79.

NSDAP member badge, version intended to be worn in the buttonhole, complete enamel, signed card back "RZM M1/72", silvered bronze.

operation: Fritz Zimmermann, Stuttgart

Diameter: 

Works cited: Hüsken katalog, pos. 4011ba, pp. 78-79.

NSDAP member badge, version intended to be worn in the buttonhole, complete enamel, signed card back "RZM M1/72", silvered bronze.

operation: Fritz Zimmermann, Stuttgart

Diameter: 

Works cited: Hüsken katalog, pos. 4011ba, pp. 78-79.