$35.00
This is a silver-toned stickpin for Reserve-Infantry-Regiment Nr 23 from the Kingdom of Bavaria. Its identification appears at the badge’s top, with a shield containing a “23” below it. Below that we see another indication that the regiment was attached to the Bavarian Reserve-Division.
This is a silver-toned stickpin for Reserve-Infantry-Regiment Nr 23 from the Kingdom of Bavaria. Its identification appears at the badge’s top, with a shield containing a “23” below it. Below that we see another indication that the regiment was attached to the Bavarian Reserve-Division.
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This is a silver-toned stickpin for Reserve-Infantry-Regiment Nr 23 from the Kingdom of Bavaria. Its identification appears at the badge’s top, with a shield containing a “23” below it. Below that we see another indication that the regiment was attached to the Bavarian Reserve-Division.
$75.00
The Hamburg Field Cross was a post WW I veterans’ award. It shows a soldier marching home from the war carrying his gear, except for his Mauser rifle. We are offering a stickpin of the decoration. It is a smaller miniature with enamel arms. It is in very fine condition, overall.
The Hamburg Field Cross was a post WW I veterans’ award. It shows a soldier marching home from the war carrying his gear, except for his Mauser rifle. We are offering a stickpin of the decoration. It is a smaller miniature with enamel arms. It is in very fine condition, overall.
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$35.00
This is a larger version of the 1914 Black Army Wound Badge. That is, the badge on the knurled stickpin measures 1/2″ in diameter. Larger sizes such as this are always a bit more difficult-to-find.
This is a larger version of the 1914 Black Army Wound Badge. That is, the badge on the knurled stickpin measures 1/2″ in diameter. Larger sizes such as this are always a bit more difficult-to-find.
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$70.00
This is a three-place stickpin. From left to right, we see: the 1914 Iron Cross, the Hanseatic Cross from Hamburg, and the Hindenburg Cross with Swords for Combatants. Both the Iron Cross and the Hanseatic Cross from Hamburg have enamel surfaces. The pin is knurled.
This is a three-place stickpin. From left to right, we see:
Both the Iron Cross and the Hanseatic Cross from Hamburg have enamel surfaces. The pin is knurled.
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