$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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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.”
$40.00
This is a veteran’s badge for 3. Unter Elsässisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr 138. The badge measures 1 1/4″ in diameter. The badge has a gilt finish, along with portions made in enamel. It has no ribbon.
This is a veteran’s badge for 3. Unter Elsässisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr 138. The badge measures 1 1/4″ in diameter. The badge has a gilt finish, along with portions made in enamel. It has no ribbon.
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$50.00
Commemorative medal memorializing the life of König Ludwig II (Mad), who ruled Bavaria until 1886….
BAVARIA – MEDAL – COMMEMORATIVE – KÖNIG LUDWIG II
Commemorative medal memorializing the life of König Ludwig II (Mad), who ruled Bavaria until 1886. He was removed as king that year and judged to be insane (as was his brother, Otto, who would have succeeded him). Ludwig died under mysterious circumstances shortly after his removal. The gold-toned medal measures 1 1/4″ in diameter. It shows Ludwig in profile. Its reverse depicts the castle in which he was born. No ribbon is attached.
This is a consignment item.
$30.00
This is the Black Army Wound Badge (3rd Class). It was the badge one received after one’s first and second wounds. Wound badges were first authorized in March 1918. The badge is in very good condition. Its stahlhelm has lost some paint. It is the badge’s high spot, where paint loss is usually seen.
This is the Black Army Wound Badge (3rd Class). It was the badge one received after one’s first and second wounds. Wound badges were first authorized in March 1918. The badge is in very good condition. Its stahlhelm has lost some paint. It is the badge’s high spot, where paint loss is usually seen.