$125.00
Patinated and silvered bronze; unmarked; very fine condition…
WEIMAR – MEDAL – SILESIAN EAGLE – 1st CLASS
Patinated and silvered bronze; unmarked; very fine condition
The Silesian Eagle was a medal awarded for taking part in the Silesian Uprisings as part of the Oberland Freikorps of the Weimar Republic.
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WEIMAR – MEDAL – SILESIAN EAGLE – 1st CLASS
Patinated and silvered bronze; unmarked; very fine condition
The Silesian Eagle was a medal awarded for taking part in the Silesian Uprisings as part of the Oberland Freikorps of the Weimar Republic.
| Dimensions | 1.5 × 1.25 in |
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$550.00
This is the Friedrich Cross 1st Class from Anhalt. It is bronze toned and was considered the equivalent of the 1914 Iron Cross 1st Class. It was awarded in small numbers after WW I….
ANHALT – FRIEDRICH CROSS – 1st CLASS
This is the Friedrich Cross 1st Class from Anhalt. It is bronze toned and was considered the equivalent of the 1914 Iron Cross 1st Class. It was awarded in small numbers after WW I.
THIS CROSS IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
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$395.00
This is a four place medal bar. All of the decorations and medals are in excellent condition. On the reverse the red felt backing and the sturdy pin are fine condition….
PRUSSIA / HAMBURG / MECKLENBURG-SCHWERIN – MEDAL BAR – FOUR PLACE
This is a four place medal bar. All of the decorations and medals are in excellent condition. On the reverse the red felt backing and the sturdy pin are fine condition.
This medal bar has an Iron Cross 2nd Class and two Iron Cross 2nd Class equivalents. From left to right we see:
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$495.00
This long service award is for 22 years (XXII) long and true service (TRUE DIENST LAHRE) and comes from the Duchy of Nassau. The decoration was given to NCO’s and enlisted men. This very small state gave a very limited number of decorations….
DUCHY OF NASSAU – LONG SERVICE AWARD – 1834 – 22 YEARS
This long service award is for 22 years (XXII) long and true service (TRUE DIENST LAHRE) and comes from the Duchy of Nassau. The decoration was given to NCO’s and enlisted men. This very small state gave a very limited number of decorations.
This decoration was first issued beginning in 1834 and continued through 1864. Like Hannover, Nassau was absorbed in 1866. Its independence was lost when it was absorbed by Prussia during the war with Austria.
This decoration is a minimum of 186 years old. Very few of them were ever awarded. The medal is in remarkably fine condition and retains its original wide, light blue ribbon.
This represents the very first decoration that we have ever offered from Nassau.
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