WW1 German Army medals

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WW1 German ribbon bar Iron Cross Hindenberg Combat Cross |
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WW1 Parade medal bar Iron Cross 2nd class ( manufacturers marked on the ring ) Konigliche Muenzamt Stuttgart KM Ernst Ludwig Cross Herzog von Hessen medal for bravery ( silver medal ) , Hindenburg Cross with swords 1914/18 marked G7 & matching ribbon bar |
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WW1 Iron Cross 2nd Class ( manufacturers marked on the ring ) Konigliche Muenzamt Stuttgart KM Wuerttemberg 'Tapferkeit (Bravery) & field ribbon |
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WW1 1914 German Iron Cross 2nd Class maker marked ring and field ribbon JG John Godet |
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WW1 Iron Cross Ribbon Bar w/ First Class clasp |
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1914 Friederich-August Cross 1st Class 'Oldenburg Cross' equivalent to Prussian Iron Cross only 6,900 awards issued between 1914 - 1919 |
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1914
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WW 1 Braunschweig War
Merit Cross 1st Class
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WW 1 Braunschweig War Merit Cross
2st Class with frontline service clasp |
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WW1 Gallipoli Star enlisted grade Turkish award to German troops who participated with merit during the Gallipoli Campaign 1915 lacquered |
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WW1 German Wound Badge Black |
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WW1 German Wound Badge Silver mkd .800 |
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Collier's Photographic History of the European War
(New York, 1916)
WW1 Master Machine Gun Sleeve Badge
C E Junker, Berlin
Deutsche
Militarische Medaille
Prussian Military Honour Decoration 2nd Class,
1888-1918, Kaiser
Wilhelm W over R cypher (Wilhelm Rex) on the obverse and
KRIEGS VERDIENST
(War Service) within a wreath on the reverse, silver metal,
rare medal,
not the more common KRIEGER VERDIENST, The Military Honor Medal
[Krieger-Verdienstmedaille] shows the two line inscription: "Kriegs Verdienst"
(�Military Merit�) and is mounted on a combat ribbon.
This Second Class award with the unusual variation
of having the motto "Kriegs Verdienst" rather than the usual "Krieger
Verdienst". It also has a more decorated monogram than usually seen on the
Kriegerverdienstmedaille. These may be variations made by a private
manufacturer, and thus this particular example was probably worn by one of
Prussia or Germany's European Officers .
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WW1 German Wound Badge Gold


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