WW1 ,WW2 Replica Badges Medals and Miscellaneous

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Eagle Order 2nd Class with Swords .Instituted on 1st May 1937 this high award was awarded to foreigners only as a mark of recognition and esteem by the German Government. The version offered is the 2nd Class with Swords which was issued to military personal of Italy and other allies of Germany during WWII. Die struck in bronze and finished in white enamel in gilt. The swords are riveted onto the front of the cross.

WWI Blue Max or Pour Le Merite. This was Imperial Germany's highest award for bravery. Complete with suspension loop and length of the correct black and silver woven ribbon.Finished in Blue enamel with matt 24K gold plate on real 925 silver.The edge of the suspension plate is marked 'J. G.u.S.' and '938'.Fitted in black deluxe peacock leathette patterned presentation case. Features a foil blocked representation of the Blue Max to outer lid and makers logo to inside .Case is lined in burgundy velvet.

WWI Blue Max or Pour Le Merite. This was Imperial Germany's highest award for bravery. Complete with suspension loop and length of the correct black and silver woven ribbon. Finished in Blue enamel with matt 24K gold plate on real 925 silver.The edge of the suspension plate is marked 'J. G.u.S.' and '938'.

Blue Max or Pour Le Merite. This is a museum quality affordable piece, enamelled on both sides and finished in gilt. Supplied with a 12" length of ribbon.

Deluxe fitted case for the Pour le Merite. This exceptional quality hand made, wooden case is covered in peacock feather patterned leatherette and is foil blocked on the lid with bears a gilt representation of the award .The case is lined in burgundy velvet with a sculpted recess for Blue Max and a separate recess for it's ribbon. The lid is lined in burgundy silk and is blocked with the jewelers logo. Complete with brass hinge and catch.

This case will accommodate the Pour le Merite.

Fitted case for the Pour le Merite. This dark blue leatherette covered, hand made, wooden case is lined in blue velvet with separate reccesses for the Blue Max and it's ribbon. The lid is lined in silk. The lid of the box bears a foil blocked representation of the award. Complete with brass hinge and catch.

This case will accommodate the Pour le Merite.

WWI Tank Assault badge. Awarded to German tank crew members in WWI including Josef 'Sepp' Dietrich, later to command the Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler. Hollow back pattern.

1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class. Die struck in one piece.Silvered finish with black painted center. Fine detail and quality. Supplied complete with a length of the correct ribbon.

These sets were awarded, by Hitler, to outstanding Knight's Cross holders as a mark of his personal appreciation. The set consists of one Knights Crosses (1 piece construction) together with Iron Crosses both 1st pinback and 2nd Class(both 1 piece construction) . They are contained in a hand made red leatherette covered wooden presentation case lined in black velvet and recessed to take the awards and a length of ribbon. The lid of the case is foil blocked in gold with an eagle and swastika. The quality is excellent.

1939 Knights Cross of the Iron Cross- Three piece construction. Assembled by hand from 3 die struck pieces- a blackened centre and german silver frame. All the detail of the genuine item is faithfully reproduced. Complete with the correct suspension loop and a generous length of neck ribbon. With makers mark stamped on the reverse to the right of the loop.

1939 Knights Cross of the Iron Cross- Three piece construction. Assembled by hand from 3 die struck pieces- a blackened centre and german silver frame. All the detail of the genuine item is faithfully reproduced. Complete with the correct suspension loop and a generous length of neck ribbon. With makers mark stamped on the reverse to the right of the loop.

Die Struck One Piece Construction.

1939 Grand Cross of the Iron Cross. The highest grade of the Iron Cross awarded only to Hermann Goering in 1940 after the fall of France. The Grand Cross is also the largest version of this famous award measuring over 60mm across. This example is die struck in one piece and finished in heavy silver plate with a black painted centre. Complete with correct suspension loop and 40cm of neck ribbon. A fine quality piece at an affordable price.

1939 Knights Cross of the Iron Cross- Three piece construction. Assembled by hand from 3 die struck pieces- a blackened centre and german silver frame. All the detail of the genuine item is faithfully reproduced. Complete with the correct suspension loop and a generous length of neck ribbon. With makers mark stamped on the reverse to the right of the loop.

Die Struck One Piece Construction.

Oakleaves and Swords to the 1939 Knights Cross of the Iron Cross. With correct loop fitting. This nice quality version has the correct double sided swords and is finished in silver.

Oakleaves to the 1939 Knights Cross of the Iron Cross. With correct loop fitting.This nice quality version is finished in semi matt silver.

Presentation case for the 1939 Knights Cross of the Iron Cross. This black leatherette covered, hand made, wooden case is lined in black velvet with a sculpted recess for the Knights Cross and a separate recess for it's ribbon. The lid is lined in silk. With brass hinge and catch.This case will accommodate any of the Knights Crosses.

Cased War Order of the German Cross.The German Cross was established in 1941 as an intermediate award ranked between the Iron Cross 1st Class and the Knights Cross. The Gold grade was awarded for bravery during front line military service. Despite its attractive price this copy has the same construction as an original being constructed of no less than five separate pieces in different finishes that are pinned together.

War Order of the German Cross in Silver. The German Cross was established in 1941 as an intermediate award ranked between the Iron Cross 1st Class and the Knights Cross. The Gold grade was awarded for bravery during front line military service. Despite its attractive price this copy has the same construction as an original being constructed of no less than five separate pieces in different finishes that are pinned together. If you have been waiting for a nice multi piece German Cross put dont want to pay £250 - here it is for under a quarter of the price.

War Order of the German Cross in Gold. The German Cross was established in 1941 as an intermediate award ranked between the Iron Cross 1st Class and the Knights Cross. The Gold grade was awarded for bravery during front line military service. Despite its attractive price this copy has the same construction as an original being constructed of no less than five separate pieces in different finishes that are pinned together. If you have been waiting for a nice multi piece German Cross put dont want to pay £250 - here it is for under a quarter of the price.

1st Class neck decoration. Instituted in 1939, this beautiful award was bestowed upon civilians and military alike, including many S.S. General's, to reward merit in the field of social welfare. Military awards of this grade were restricted to General Officers. This gilt and enamel example of the neck decoration is enameled in white on both front and back with a black enamel eagle and swastika affixed to the front. The cross is suspended from a length of of the correct extra wide neck ribbon by an ornate oakleaf cluster.

Three piece construction.

Iron Cross 1939 1st Class- Original quality. An superb quality example of the most famous of all German awards. Correct 3 piece construction with an iron centre and silvered frame. Reverse has the correct flat pin which is impressed with the maker’s code mark (24). Good condition with minor oxidisation blemishes and polishing.

1939 Iron Cross 1st Class. Die struck in one piece.Silvered finish with black painted center. Reverse has the correct flat pin which is impressed with the maker’s code mark.

highest quality three piece construction with full length of ribbon ,maker stamped to ring ,complete with leatherette presentation case.

one piece construction with full length of ribbon ,maker stamped to ring ,complete with leatherette presentation case.

Iron Cross 1939 2nd Class.An superb quality example of the most famous of all German awards. Correct 3 piece construction with an iron centre and silvered frame. Complete with a length of the correct ribbon.

A superb quality example of the most famous of all German awards.Maker stamped to ring,supplied complete with 15cm of the correct ribbon.

War Merit Cross 1st Class with Swords. Instituted on the 11th October 1939 and awarded for military or civilian merit not involving front line combat service. The version with swords was awarded for bravery or merit which involved exposure to physical danger. This version is fitted with the screwback fitting and has the makers mark in relief on the reverse.

Awarded to members of the Spanish Blue Division for bravery in Russia.

War Order of the German Cross in Gold- Cloth. Often worn in combat and confined areas such as armoured vehicles. Hand embroidered in wire and silk on black wool. With correct gilt metal wreath.

Luftwaffe Pilot Observers badge. Mid war type in zinc. Awarded to Pilots who had held both Pilot's and Observer's certificates for at least one year Correct two piece riveted construction with semi matt gilt wreath and silvered eagle. Complete with maker's name on reverse and correct style needle pin.Complete with in presentation case.

1939 Wound badge and stick pin set in Gold. For five or more wounds. A superb example of the of this badge being solid die struck manufacture with maker's mark on reverse. Supplied complete with a miniature stick pin to match. The two items contained in a custom made presentation case covered in black leatherette and lined in black velvet.

Kriegsmarine U- Boat Badge and stick pin set. A superb example of this badge awarded to U-Boat crewmen after two operational sorties. Solid die struck manufacture with maker's name impressed into the reverse. Supplied complete with a miniature stick pin to match. The two items contained in a custom made dark blue leatherette presentation case foil blocked on the lid and lined in dark blue velvet. The case is HANDMADE using the same ‘old world’ techniques employed in the manufacture of the original item. It does NOT have the extremely uniform and regular appearance of a modern mass produced case.

Mid to late War in zinc. Awarded to U-Boat crewmen after two operational sorties. A mid to late war version in die cast zinc with matt gilt finish. With maker's mark ‘Schwerin- Berlin 68’ impressed into the reverse and typical mid to late war needle pin.

Army/Waffen S.S. Anti Partisan Combat Badge in Bronze. Instituted as a Waffen S.S. and Police award in January 1944 but open to members of all services. Awarded after 20 days of active anti partisan service.An excellent quality hollow die struck piece with flat pin fitting.

High Quality semi hollow back Panzer badge for German tank crews who served in the Spanish Civil war.This is the second pattern badge produced after 1940

High Quality Solid back Panzer badge

The Panzer Badge was a German medal awarded to armour troops during World War II. Introduced in World War II in December 1939 (although first introduced during the Great War and another version from the Spanish War). Silver Panzer Badge criteria were: * To have taken part in 3 armored assaults on 3 different days. * To have been wounded in an assault. * To have won a decoration for bravery in an assault.

Classes * Bronze, awarded to crews of Assault guns, Halftracks and armoured cars * Silver, awarded to Panzer crewmen

In 1943 the medals felt inadequate to represent the veterancy of the panzer crewmen which caused additions to be made to the classes. Four new classes (25, 50, 75, 100) were added to both medals, The new numbers represent the number of days in combat. Some unconfirmed sources claim the existence of a 200-day version as well. * 25 days in combat engagement * 50 days in combat engagement * 75 days in combat engagement * 100 days in combat engagement

Luftwaffe Pilot Observers badge. Mid war type in zinc. Awarded to Pilots who had held both Pilot's and Observer's certificates for at least one year Correct two piece riveted construction with semi matt gilt wreath and silvered eagle. Complete with maker's name on reverse and correct style needle pin.

Luftwaffe Paratroopers badge. Mid war type in zinc. Correct two piece riveted construction with semi blackened wreath and gilt. Complete with maker's name on reverse correct style needle pin.

Army Infantry Assault Badge in Bronze. Awarded for participation in three separate combat engagements. A good quality die-cast zinc piece with typical late war brennlack bronze finish. Marked with 'GWL' makers mark. Complete with original style steel needle pin.

Army Infantry Assault Badge in Silver. Awarded for participation in three separate combat engagements. A good quality die-cast zinc piece with typical late war brennlack Silver finish. Marked with 'GWL' makers mark. Complete with original style steel needle pin.

maker marked Peekhaus Berlin

Kuban Battle Shield. Instituted 20th September 1943 and issued to the defenders of the Kuban bridhehead in Russia. Bronze finish. Complete with steel backing plate and field grey cloth backing material.

Krim Battle Shield. Instituted 25th July 1942 and issued to troops operational in the Crimea and Black Sea area of Russia. Bronze finish. Complete with steel backing plate and field grey cloth backing material.

1936 Wound Badge in Silver. For three or four wounds. This fine original quality early pattern ‘Spanish Civil War’ Wound badge is die struck in sheet brass with a silvered finish and has the correct original style pin.

1939 WWII Wound Badge in Silver. For three or four wounds. This fine original quality Wound badge is die struck in solid brass with a silvered finish and has the correct original style pin and maker’s code mark on the reverse.

S.S. 8 Year Long Service Medal. This award was was instituted on 21st October 1938 and bestowed after 8 years loyal service in the S.S. This superb original quality piece is die struck in bronze with the correct patinated finish. It is complete with the unique S.S. style beveled suspension ring and eccentric loop- not found on examples offered elsewhere.Supplied with 6”/15cm of the correct blue ribbon.

S.S. 4 Year Long Service Medal. This award was instituted on 21st October 1938 and bestowed after 4 years loyal service in the S.S. This superb original quality piece is die struck in bronze with the correct blackened finish. It is complete with the unique S.S. style beveled suspension ring and eccentric loop- not found on examples offered elsewhere. Supplied with 6”/15cm of the correct blue ribbon.

Russian Front Medal or Medal for the Winter War in the East. Awarded for service on the notorious Russian front and was also know as ‘The Frozen meat Order’. This piece has the correct two tone finish, with an chemically blackened centre and silver finish to edge and on helmet. Slightly tarnished. Supplied with a 6”/15cm length of the correct ribbon

Olympic Games Medal. This silvered medal was awarded for service in the organisation of the famous 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin.

An excellent quality example complete with folded ribbon which has the correct brass brooch pin stitched at the top.

Please note on the Bronze Grade version of the cross there are some very minor blemishes in the blue enamel on one arm of the cross. Although these are barely noticable.

The Golden Party Badge of the N.S.D.A.P. Full size numbered type. Awarded to the first 100,000 member's of the Nazi Party who were still members at the time the award was instituted. In fact, considerably less than 100,000 awards were made. Correct two piece construction with the enameled centre mounted on a gilt wreath. This badge has excellent enamel quality and very crisp detail on the wreath. The reverse stamped with the issue serial number and 'Gesch ges.' Proof mark.

museum quality replica

RZM stamped.

Army 'Gebirgsjager' metal edelweiss badge worn by mountain troops on the 'Bergmutze'. A two piece badge representing an edelweiss flower in silvered finish with a gilt stamen. This is the correct WWII style badge NOT the current West German type often offered elsewhere.

Iron Cross, Russian Front, SS Long Service Award.Worn on the service tunic. Correctly mounted and complete with brooch pin fitting.

This pattern of cross issued from Victorian to present day.

The Distinguished Flying Cross is Britains premier aviation award D.F.C.. It was instituted on 3rd June 1918 by George V. We are delighted to offer for sale this excellent full sized museum copy of the Distinguished Flying Cross. It has been die struck to the specification of the original, finished in antiqued silver plate and is supplied complete with it's unique violet and white woven ribbon and metal suspension clasp. A superb item to grace any collection.