$95.00
This is a gilt-toned and oval-shaped Fireman’s 40-Year Long-Service Award from Bavaria. It was issued between 1928 and 1936. The decoration measures 1 1/2″ x 1 1/8.” It features a fireman’s helmet in profile on the obverse. The reverse mentions 40 years of long service. It has a jump ring, but no ribbon is present.
This is a gilt-toned and oval-shaped Fireman’s 40-Year Long-Service Award from Bavaria. It was issued between 1928 and 1936. The decoration measures 1 1/2″ x 1 1/8.” It features a fireman’s helmet in profile on the obverse. The reverse mentions 40 years of long service. It has a jump ring, but no ribbon is present.
This is a gilt-toned and oval-shaped Fireman’s 40-Year Long-Service Award from Bavaria. It was issued between 1928 and 1936. The decoration measures 1 1/2″ x 1 1/8.” It features a fireman’s helmet in profile on the obverse. The reverse mentions 40 years of long service. It has a jump ring, but no ribbon is present.
$65.00
Prinz Regent Luitpold Commemorative Medal, celebrating his 80th birthday and his 25th year as Bavaria’s ruler.
BAVARIA – MEDAL – COMMEMORATIVE – PRINZ REGENT LUITPOLD
Prinz Regent Luitpold Commemorative Medal, celebrating his 80th birthday and his 25th year as Bavaria’s ruler. (He took over for Ludwig II when the latter was judged incompetent to rule Bavaria). The medal is circular and measures 1 1/4″ in diameter. It has a gold finish. The obverse features Luitpold in a profile view. The reverse has information about the two occasions being celebrated. The decoration was issued in 1911. The medal comes on a green and red ribbon that is tied in a bow, indicating that it was awarded to a woman.
This is a consignment medal.
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$115.00
This is a high-quality pinback badge for Bavaria’s largest veterans’ group, the Kriegerbund. The badge is silver-toned and measures 2″ x 1 ½.” In its center we see the Bavarian Lion holding a shield with his paw. This is encircled with blue enamel. A pin appears on the reverse. The badge is hallmarked “Deschler & Söhne München.”
This is a high-quality pinback badge for Bavaria’s largest veterans’ group, the Kriegerbund. The badge is silver-toned and measures 2″ x 1 ½.” In its center we see the Bavarian Lion holding a shield with his paw. This is encircled with blue enamel. A pin appears on the reverse. The badge is hallmarked “Deschler & Söhne München.”
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$110.00
This is a Duchy of Braunschweig veterans’ medal commemorating Infanterie-Regiment Nr 92’s 100th Anniversary of participation in the Peninsula Campaign. Infanterie-Regiment Nr 92 was founded in 1809 and garrisoned at Braunschweig, where it was attached to the X. Armeekorps. It served under British Field Marshal Wellington’s command during the first Napoleonic War, along with other Hanoverian regiments.
The medal is gilt-toned and measures 1 5/16″ in diameter. Its obverse depicts Braunschweig’s Herzog Friedrich Wilhelm (a.k.a. “The Black Duke”). [Friedrich Wilhelm led his Husaren-Regiment Nr 17 cavalry at the Battle of Waterloo, where he was killed at the action’s forefront]. The medal’s reverse features the regiment ‘s totenkopf, along with the word “Peninsula” and the dates 1809-1909. [PLEASE NOTE: Infanterie-Regiment Nr 92 bore the same “Peninsula” bandeau and totenkopf on their pickelhauben’s wappen. An original red, blue, and yellow ribbon is attached. The decoration is in very fine condition, overall.
This is a Duchy of Braunschweig veterans’ medal commemorating Infanterie-Regiment Nr 92’s 100th Anniversary of participation in the Peninsula Campaign. Infanterie-Regiment Nr 92 was founded in 1809 and garrisoned at Braunschweig, where it was attached to the X. Armeekorps. It served under British Field Marshal Wellington’s command during the first Napoleonic War, along with other Hanoverian regiments.
The medal is gilt-toned and measures 1 5/16″ in diameter. Its obverse depicts Braunschweig’s Herzog Friedrich Wilhelm (a.k.a. “The Black Duke”). [Friedrich Wilhelm led his Husaren-Regiment Nr 17 cavalry at the Battle of Waterloo, where he was killed at the action’s forefront]. The medal’s reverse features the regiment ‘s totenkopf, along with the word “Peninsula” and the dates 1809-1909. [PLEASE NOTE: Infanterie-Regiment Nr 92 bore the same “Peninsula” bandeau and totenkopf on their pickelhauben’s wappen. An original red, blue, and yellow ribbon is attached. The decoration is in very fine condition, overall.