$75.00
This is a consignment item. It is a miniature of the Prussian Johanniter Order. This was a Prussian decoration awarded to members of royalty and nobility. One often sees this decoration on Kaiser Wilhelm II’s uniforms, as well as on those of other high ranking military officers. It boasts fine white enamel and measures 1/4″ x 1/4.”
PRUSSIA – MINIATURE – JOHANNITER ORDER
It is a miniature of the Prussian Johanniter Order. This was a Prussian decoration awarded to members of royalty and nobility. One often sees this decoration on Kaiser Wilhelm II’s uniforms, as well as on those of other high ranking military officers. It boasts fine white enamel and measures 1/4″ x 1/4.”
This is a consignment item
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PRUSSIA – MINIATURE – JOHANNITER ORDER
It is a miniature of the Prussian Johanniter Order. This was a Prussian decoration awarded to members of royalty and nobility. One often sees this decoration on Kaiser Wilhelm II’s uniforms, as well as on those of other high ranking military officers. It boasts fine white enamel and measures 1/4″ x 1/4.”
This is a consignment item
| Dimensions | .25 × .25 in |
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$450.00
This is a miniature of a Prussian Army Gunner’s Badge.
The badge is vaulted, which is highly unusual…..
PRUSSIA – BADGE – ARMY GUNNER – MINIATURE
This is a miniature of a Prussian Army Gunner’s Badge. The badge is vaulted, which is highly unusual. A large jump ring is attached to the smaller jump ring on the badge.
This miniature is in excellent condition.
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$325.00
This is an incredibly detailed miniature of the Southwest Africa Combatant Medal…..
This is an incredibly detailed miniature of the Southwest Africa Combatant Medal. The decoration was given for action in Southwest Africa during the period of 1904-1906.
The miniature measures 3/4″ in diameter.
The medal is suspended from a correct ribbon. On the ribbon is a marvelous miniature Spange for Heroeroland. A pinback is on the reverse. I have never seen a miniature so detailed.
This is a little gem for you Colonial collectors.
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$125.00
Boutonnieres were quite popular among veterans so that they might display their Great War decorations. Here is a particularly interesting example, with four different ribbons…..
Boutonnieres were quite popular among veterans so that they might display their Great War decorations. Here is a particularly interesting example, with four different ribbons.
Two ribbons are for the Iron Cross, which indicates the man was awarded the 1914 Iron Cross in both the 1st and 2nd Class.
Ribbons also appear for the Hindenburg Cross and the Friedrich Medal from Saxony. Attached to the front of the ribbons is an enamel Iron Cross 1st Class device. Some chipping shows on the enamel surface.
A high-grade Gold Army Wound Badge miniature is also present. It was awarded for five or more wounds or the loss of a limb in service to his country.
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