Weimar : German Postcard-photograph of a Weimar Period Junior Army Officer.

Photograph of an army officer wearing Weimar period uniform and service cap which bears the oval eagle cockade within a wreath on his cap. He also wears an Iron Cross 1st Class, a four-ribbon medal bar and holds his dress sabre. The reverse is blank.  read more

Code: 53839

Imperial : German Postcard of Imperial Soldier.

Postcard photograph of a seated unidentified German Imperial Army soldier. There is a small mark in the middle of the photograph otherwise very good condition. The reverse is blank.  read more

Code: 53838

Imperial : German WW1 Coloured Postcard.

Coloured postcard showing a painting of an Unteroffizier of the (Königliche Sächsische) Schützen (Füsilier) Regiment Prinz Georg Nr.108 (Dresden) in field uniform, 1914-15. The card was issued to raise funds for the Red Cross and bears this information on the reverse. The card has a handwritten message and was posted to Erwin Geisler in Landsberg an der Warthe on 28 December 1915.  read more

Code: 53837

Imperial : German 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class.

Very nice cross with magnetic core, original black finish and attractive toning to the silver frame. The ring has a two digit makers stamp '? W". The cross is complete with a good length of new ribbon.  read more

Code: 53836

Third Reich : Luftwaffe Alloy Eagle & Swastika Cap-badge.

Luftwaffe alloy national emblem for wear on the peaked service-cap. The reverse is complete with its two wire securing prongs. The badge bears the 'FLL' makers mark of Friedrich Linden, Lüdenscheid and the year date '37'.  read more

Code: 53835

Royal Navy Cap-tally "G.N.T.C" (Girls Nautical Training Corps).

Full-length ribbon with gold wire woven "G.N.T.C." in excellent condition...
The GNTC was formed in 1942 and continued until finally being absorbed into the Sea Cadet Corps in 1992.  read more

Code: 53834

Royal Navy Ship's Cap-tally "HMS Wilton".

Full-length ribbon with gold wire woven ship's name which has very minor age-darkening / tarnish to some of the lettering otherwise excellent condition..
HMS Wilton (M1116) was a prototype coastal minesweeper/minehunter for the Royal Navy. She was the first warship in the world to be constructed from glass-reinforced plastic (GRP). Her design was based upon the existing Ton-class mineswe...  read more

Code: 53833

Royal Navy Ship's Cap-tally "HMS Mercury".

Full-length ribbon with gold wire woven ship's name which has minor age-darkening / tarnish to some of the lettering otherwise excellent condition..
There have been numerous Royal Navy ships with the name Mercury. In 1941 the name HMS Mercury was granted to a shore establishment of the Royal Navy, and the site of the Royal Navy Signals School and Combined Signals School near Petersfield...  read more

Code: 53832

Royal Navy Ship's Cap-tally "HMS Falmouth".

Full-length ribbon with gold wire woven ship's name which has minimal age-darkening / tarnish to a small area of lettering otherwise excellent condition..
HMS Falmouth was a Rothesay-class "Improved Type 12" anti-submarine frigate built for the Royal Navy during the 1950s. She took part in the Third Cod War in 1976, ramming the Icelandic gunboat V/s Týr. Both ships suffered considerable...  read more

Code: 53831

Royal Navy Ship's Cap-tally "HMS Sheraton".

Full-length ribbon with gold wire woven ship's name which has age-darkening / tarnish to some of the lettering otherwise excellent condition..
HMS Sheraton (M1181) was a Ton Class minesweeper laid down on 23rd February 1954. She was built by Whites Shipyard, Itchen, Southampton and completed: 24th August 1956. She was withdrawn from service in 1993 and sold for scrap in 1997.  read more

Code: 53830