$95.00
This is a fine Hamburg Field Badge stickpin. The decoration was awarded in the 1930’s to Hamburg and other states’ WW I veterans. The miniature on the stickpin exhibits a German soldier who is marching home after the war’s end. The cross’s enameled arms are in fine shape, as is the rest of the stickpin.
This is a fine Hamburg Field Badge stickpin. The decoration was awarded in the 1930’s to Hamburg and other states’ WW I veterans. The miniature on the stickpin exhibits a German soldier who is marching home after the war’s end. The cross’s enameled arms are in fine shape, as is the rest of the stickpin.
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This is a fine Hamburg Field Badge stickpin. The decoration was awarded in the 1930’s to Hamburg and other states’ WW I veterans. The miniature on the stickpin exhibits a German soldier who is marching home after the war’s end. The cross’s enameled arms are in fine shape, as is the rest of the stickpin.
$75.00
This is a three-place stickpin. It features from left to right: the 1914 Iron Cross, the Hanseatic Cross from Hamburg, and the Hindenburg Cross for Combatants. Its overall condition is very fine.
This is a three-place stickpin. It features from left to right:
Its overall condition is very fine.
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$45.00
This is the stickpin for the Hindenburg Cross for Combatant. It is similar in appearance to the Non Combatants, except for the addition of the swords. The badge on the pin is slightly loose. Other than this small fault, it is in excellent condition.
This is the stickpin for the Hindenburg Cross for Combatant. It is similar in appearance to the Non Combatants, except for the addition of the swords. The badge on the pin is slightly loose. Other than this small fault, it is in excellent condition.
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$95.00
This is a really great item for those of you who are generally interested in cavalry, and particularly in Husaren material.. The entire arrangement is quite handsome. The manufacturer did a good job of presenting this arrangement in a limited space……
This is a really great item for those of you who are generally interested in cavalry, and particularly in Husaren material.
It is probably a veteran’s stickpin from a Prussian Husaren-Regiment. Often when a man retired from active army duty, he looked for ways to display his patriotism and former service. Here we have an oversized stickpin that measures 1/4″ in diameter.
The stickpin displays three different enamel colors: red, white, and black. It features a busby, complete with parade bush and feldzeichen (field badge), as well as a säbeltasche directly below it. The latter is clearly Prussian (You cannot see enough detail to determine that from the busby’s wappen). A sword extends through the busby and säbeltasche.
The entire arrangement is quite handsome. A fine, knurled pin is attached that allowed the veteran to place it through his tie when he was wearing a suit. The manufacturer did a good job of presenting this arrangement in a limited space.
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