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Original Kriegsmarine (Navy) Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, Ubootsjagd- umd Sicherungsverbände or shortened to “Minensucher-Abzeichen” (Minesweeper Badge) unmarked but attributed to Wilhelm Deumer, Lüdenscheid. Condition as seen.

Authentic early example of the Treudienst-Ehrenzeichen für 40 Jahre (“40 Years Loyal Service Award”), complete with its original case, and preserved in near mint condition.

The cross retains excellent original finish, with crisp detail throughout and minimal signs of age. The piece is maker marked Deschler & Sohn, one of the most respected manufacturers of the period.

The accompanying case is likewise in outstanding condition, showing only light storage wear. The interior remains clean and well-preserved, providing an excellent presentation for the award.

A highly attractive and complete set, ideal for the advanced collector of German WWII civil decorations.

Condition: Near mint, as shown in photographs.

Authentic early example of the Treudienst-Ehrenzeichen für 40 Jahre (“40 Years Loyal Service Award”), complete with its original case, and preserved in near mint condition.

The cross retains excellent original finish, with crisp detail throughout and minimal signs of age. The piece is maker marked Deschler & Sohn, one of the most respected manufacturers of the period.

The accompanying case is likewise in outstanding condition, showing only light storage wear. The interior remains clean and well-preserved, providing an excellent presentation for the award.

A highly attractive and complete set, ideal for the advanced collector of German WWII civil decorations.

Condition: Near mint, as shown in photographs.

An original Soviet “Excellent Machine Gunner” (Отличный Пулеметчик) qualification badge, featuring the iconic hammer and sickle emblem surrounded by the Cyrillic inscription “Excellent Machine Gunner”. The lower portion displays a Maxim machine gun motif, symbolizing one of the Red Army’s most important battlefield specializations.

This example retains attractive original red and white enamel with strong visual appeal. The reverse features its original screwback attachment and screwplate. The badge shows honest service wear, oxidation, and age-related patina accumulated over decades, adding to its authenticity and historical character.

Machine gunners formed the backbone of Soviet infantry firepower during the Great Patriotic War. Qualification badges such as this were awarded only to soldiers who demonstrated exceptional proficiency, marksmanship, and effectiveness with machine guns during training and service.

Condition

• Original screwback construction.
• Original enamel largely intact.
• Attractive front appearance.
• Age-related wear and patina.
• Oxidation visible on reverse.
• Untouched collector condition.

An increasingly sought-after Soviet qualification badge representing one of the most important combat roles within the Red Army.

An original Soviet “Excellent Scout” (Отличный Разведчик) qualification badge, featuring the iconic hammer and sickle within a red enamel center, surrounded by the inscription “Excellent Scout” in Cyrillic. The badge retains much of its original red and white enamel and is fitted with its original screwback attachment.

This award was presented to Red Army personnel who demonstrated exceptional proficiency in reconnaissance duties, one of the most dangerous and demanding military specializations. Reconnaissance soldiers operated ahead of friendly forces, gathering intelligence, locating enemy positions, and conducting patrols deep within hostile territory.

The reverse retains its original screwplate, while the badge itself shows honest period wear, enamel loss, and age-related patina consistent with wartime service and decades of storage. These signs of use contribute to the authenticity and character of the piece.

A desirable Soviet military qualification badge with strong display appeal and direct association with elite reconnaissance troops of the Red Army.

Condition

• Original screwback construction.
• Original enamel present.
• Visible age and service wear.
• Untouched historical condition.

A scarce and increasingly collectible Soviet military badge, particularly attractive to collectors of WWII Soviet awards, reconnaissance insignia, and Red Army militaria.

Original Soviet Medal for Bravery (За Отвагу), one of the most respected combat decorations awarded by the USSR during and immediately after the Second World War.

This silver example retains its original suspension and ribbon and bears the engraved serial number 3,568,612 on the reverse. Awarded for acts of personal courage and bravery in combat, the Medal for Bravery remains one of the most sought-after Soviet military decorations among collectors.

The medal displays attractive period wear and patina, with clear details and strong original finish. A genuine and historic Soviet combat award suitable for any collection of WWII, Eastern Front, or Soviet militaria.

Features:

• Original silver medal
• Numbered reverse: 3,568,612
• Original suspension and ribbon
• Excellent collector display piece
• Guaranteed original

A beautiful original Soviet Order of the Red Banner of Labour, one of the USSR’s most respected civilian decorations, awarded for exceptional achievements in industry, science, engineering, agriculture, transport, education, and public service.

This example features the classic design with the prominent red enamel banner bearing “СССР”, the hammer and sickle emblem, wheat wreaths, industrial imagery, and the Soviet red star. The award retains attractive original enamels with excellent visual appeal and strong detail throughout.

The reverse is officially numbered № 118,419 and bears the Soviet Mint mark “МОНЕТНЫЙ ДВОР” (Monetny Dvor), confirming official state production. The order remains mounted on its suspension with ribbon and presents very well for display.

Established in 1928, the Order of the Red Banner of Labour was among the highest civilian awards of the Soviet Union and was bestowed upon workers, engineers, scientists, factory directors, collective farmers, educators, and institutions whose contributions significantly advanced the Soviet state.

Condition

• Original numbered example: № 118,419
• Soviet Mint marked (Monetny Dvor)
• Original suspension and ribbon present
• Strong red, white, and blue enamels
• Honest age-related wear
• Excellent display appearance

A highly collectible Soviet decoration and an impressive addition to any collection of USSR awards, communist-era memorabilia, or Cold War militaria.

Original Mutterkreuz in Gold (Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter / Mother’s Cross in Gold) complete with its original Wilhelm Deumer case (etui).

A very attractive near mint example with excellent enamel and finish preservation. The cross remains in outstanding condition overall and is accompanied by its original fitted case bearing the national eagle emblem to the lid.

The ribbon has been shortened for display or wear at some point in its history, but remains original to the piece.

An original Soviet Order of Labor Glory 3rd Class (Трудовая Слава), serial numbered 491490 and bearing the mint mark “Монетный Двор” (Monetny Dvor) on the reverse.

Instituted in 1974, the Order of Labor Glory was one of the Soviet Union’s most respected civilian labor decorations. It was awarded to industrial workers, miners, builders, transport employees, agricultural workers, and other citizens who achieved exceptional results in their professions and contributed significantly to the Soviet economy.

The badge features a striking industrial design incorporating a mine headframe, factory structures, hammer and sickle, wheat wreaths, and red enamel elements symbolizing the Soviet state. The award remains mounted on its original suspension with ribbon.

This example retains attractive original enamel to both the red star and lower СССР banner, while displaying honest age and service wear consistent with an issued decoration. The serial number remains clearly visible and allows further research into the approximate award period.

A desirable original Soviet labor decoration and an excellent addition to any collection of USSR awards, labor medals, or Cold War memorabilia.

Condition

• Original issued example
• Serial numbered: 491490
• Mint marked: Монетный Двор
• Original ribbon and suspension present
• Good enamel preservation
• Honest age-related wear and patina
• No obvious repairs observed

Original WWII German Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber (Wound Badge in Silver), manufactured in zinc and maker marked “107” on the reverse for Carl Wild, Hamburg.

This example retains a very attractive appearance with a pleasing naturally aged patina and a substantial amount of its original silver finish still present, particularly on the helmet, wreath, and crossed swords. The badge shows strong detailing throughout and remains a visually appealing piece.

The reverse setup is fully intact with its original hinge, pin, and catch assembly. The maker mark “107” is clearly visible beneath the hinge.

The Silver Grade Wound Badge was awarded to German servicemen wounded three or four times in combat, or for more severe injuries sustained during active military service.

A solid original wartime example by a desirable maker, featuring excellent overall character and finish retention.

Condition exactly as shown in the photographs.