Imperial German Navy

Gilt metal construction mounted on metal plate for the dress tunic. 120 x 75 mm. Crown missing.

Cotton thread woven in silver for technical personnel. Length 71 cm. Condition 1-2.
The 2. Seefliegerabteilung was primarily deployed in the North Sea. Its stations included Borkum, Helgoland, List/Sylt, Norderney, Wilhelmshaven, Zeebrügge, and Oostende.

for the blue shirt, worn. Condition 2.

gilt finish, circa 1910, 20 mm, lightly worn, condition 2.
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for the blue shirt, hand-embroidered. Worn condition, Condition 2.

gilt, lacquered, center with celluloid, on dark blue cloth backing, for sewing. Height approx. 5.5 cm. Worn, pierced twice, condition 3.

Made of cotton, worn condition, but in good preservation. Condition 2

Well preserved. Condition 2

Silberne Plattschnur mit schwarzen und roten Durchzügen, Unterfutter aus blauem Tuch, mit Stegen zum Einstecken, mit Schraubknöpfen, gebraucht, mit Mottenschaden, noch recht gut erhalten. Zustand 2-3

Silberne Plattschnur mit schwarzen und roten Durchzügen, aufgelegt vergoldete Äskulap-Stäbe und Rangsterne, Unterfutter aus violett-blauem Samt, mit Stegen zum Einstecken, gebraucht/etwas verfärbt, sonst aber gut erhalten. Zustand 2

Silberne Plattschnur mit schwarzen und roten Durchzügen, aufgelegt vergoldete Äskulap-Stäbe und Rangsterne, Unterfutter aus blauem Samt, zum Schlaufen, gebraucht, sonst aber gut erhalten. Zustand 2

Silberne Plattschnur mit schwarzen und roten Durchzügen, aufgelegte große Kaiserkronen, mit weißem Stoff unterfüttert, zum Einnähen, gedunkelt und ertwas verfärbt, sonst gut erhalten. Zustand 2-

Standort Wilhelmshaven, die Schulterklappe aus feldgrauem Tuch, weiße Paspel, mit in gelb aufgestickter Kaiserkrone und gekreuzten Ankern, darunter die Einheitsnummer "II", feldgraue Tuchunterlage, zum Einnähen, gut erhalten. Zustand 2

Vergoldete Metallausführung auf dunkelblauer Tuchunterlage, auf Metallplatte aufgeklammert, mit Rückenabdeckung aus Leinen, sehr gut erhalten. Zustand 2

Im Range eines Kapitänleutnants, die Felder aus blauem Samt mit großen vergoldeten Äskulapstäben, je zwei Rangsternen und vergoldeten Kantillen, fest montierte Knöpfe mit Drahthaken zum Einhängen, Unterfutter aus blauem Samt, kommt im Pappkarton, sehr schön erhalten. Zustand 2

Große Ausführung mit schwarzen Samtfeldern, goldene Monde und Fransen, an einem Epaulett etwas verfärbt/Grünspan, vergoldete Auflagen Anker mit Zahnrad, Unterfutter aus schwarzem Samt, mit Knöpfen zum Aufschrauben, leicht getragen, kommt im Pappkarton, sehr gut erhalten. Zustand 2

Große Ausführung, die Felder aus dunkelblauem Tuch mit versilberten Monden und Kantillen, fest montierte Knöpfe mit Drahthaken zum Einhängen, aufgelegt der silberne unklare Anker, kommt mit Pappkarton, dieser aber nicht passend und ohne Deckel, normale Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, sonst aber gut erhalten. Zustand 2-

Große Ausführung, goldene Felder und Fransen, mit versilbertem unklaren Anker, fest montierte Knöpfe und Tragehaken aus Draht, getragen, aber noch sehr gut erhalten. Zustand 2 

Kleine Ausführung mit versilberten unklaren Ankern, mit dunkelblauem Tuch unterfüttert, mit Schraubknöpfen, kommt im zu großen Pappkarton. Zustand 2

Große Ausführung zum Einhängen, die Felder aus schwarzem Samt mit vergoldeten Auflagen, mit Knöpfen, kommt in nicht passendem Karton. Zustand 2

Metallfaden handgestickte Ausführung. Leicht getragen, Zustand 2+.

Ausführung zum Einnähen, blaues Tuch,vergoldete Auflagen, sehr gute Erhaltung. Zustand 2

Ausführung zum Einnähen, silberne Plattschnur mit schwarzen und roten Durchzügen, unterlegt mit schwarzem Samt, vergoldete Auflagen, deutlich getragen, noch recht gut erhalten. Zustand 2-3

Standort Wilhelmshaven, die Schulterklappe aus weißem Stoff mit in gelb aufgestickter Kaiserkrone und gekreuzten Ankern, darunter die Einheitsnummer "II", blaue Tuchunterlage mit Kleberesten, zum Einnähen, gut erhalten. Zustand 2

Für das blaue Hemd, handgestickt, rückseitig Klebereste, sonst sehr gut erhalten. Zustand 2

um 1915. Paar Schulterstücke mit vergoldeten Auflagen geflügelte Propeller in großer Ausführung, auf dunkelblauer Tuchunterlage, zum einnähen, komplett mit den Schulterknöpfen. Leicht getragen in gutem Zustand. Sehr selten.

Ausführung für das blaue Hemd, Gelb gestickt auf Blau, roter Propeller, rückseitig Kammerstempel, gebraucht, aber sehr gut erhalten, selten. Zustand 2

Version for blue shirt, hand-embroidered, unissued, stamped on reverse, very well preserved, rare. Condition 2+

Gilt metal construction, without cloth backing, pins missing. Condition 2-

Metal thread woven, length approximately 1170 mm, darkened, otherwise well preserved. Condition 2-

For personnel of the naval cadet division aboard a training ship, cotton woven, length approximately 990 mm, worn condition. Condition 2

Gilt finish, circa 1910, approximately 21 mm, lightly worn, condition 2.

117 cm long, woven construction, condition 2-

Ausführung für das blaue Hemd, handgestickt, getragen, sehr gut erhalten. Zustand 2

Metallfaden handgestickte Ausführung, Kaiserkrone über Eichenlaubkranz mit Reichskokarde, getragen und etwas gedunkelt, sonst aber gut erhalten. Zustand 2

Ausführung zum Aufschlaufen, dunkelblaue Tuchunterlage, nicht ganz paarig, leicht getragen. Zustand 2-

«An dich o Helgoland will ich denken und an die ausgestandene Mueh», «Meinen Stock den will ich schwenken denn diese Zeit vergess ich nie». Gold-Metallfaden gewebt auf schwarzer Seide. Länge ca. 260 cm (!!) cm. Zustand 2.

im Range eines Oberleutnants zur See, um 1910. Silbergespinst mit schwarzer Schnur, Durchzüge in Reichsfarben, kleine Metallauflagen, Unterlage aus schwarzem Samt, zum Einnähen. Zustand 2.

in the rank of Lieutenant Commander, circa 1910. The fields of the epaulettes in blue velvet with large gilt rods of Asclepius, two rank stars each and finely gilt bullion, complete with shoulder buttons, with suspension hooks on the underside. In original case. Very well preserved. Condition 2

Hand-embroidered metal thread execution, unworn, condition 2+.

Chamber piece 1913. Heavy gilt metal construction on dark blue cloth backing and metal plate for the dress tunic, additionally sewn with linen on reverse, stamped “K 10.11.13”. Condition 2

ranked as Lieutenant, circa 1910. Small elegant execution. The fields of dark blue cloth with silver-plated appliqués, each with 2 silver rank stars and bullion trim. Complete with sewn-in shoulder buttons in original case. Lightly worn, condition 2+.

Metal thread woven, length approximately 1170 mm, worn condition. Condition 2-

Circa 1900. Diameter approximately 2.5 cm. Reverse marked “Kaiserliche Marine *”. Condition 2.

gilt, partially enameled, on dark blue cloth backing, without pin. Height approx. 5.5 cm, condition 2

in the rank of Corvette Captain. Circa 1900. Large epaulettes with fields of black velvet, gold civil service overlays (two different versions (!)), silver crescents, silver braids, large silver bullion, black velvet lining on the underside. Condition 2.

Silver-plated execution, circa 1910, 26 mm, for the kolani tunic, identical maker, lightly worn, condition 2-.

Silver-plated version circa 1910, 25 mm, for the colani (high-necked tunic), identical manufacturer, lightly worn, condition 2.
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Woven metal thread, approx. 1100 mm, well preserved.

For members of the naval cadet division aboard a training ship, woven cotton, length approximately 1190 mm, lightly worn. Condition 2

Large pattern 25 mm, non-ferrous metal, various makers, condition 2

Circa 1900. Diameter approximately 2.5 cm. Reverse marked “Kaiserliche Marine *”. Condition 2.

Circa 1900. Diameter approximately 2.5 cm. Reverse marked “Kaiserliche Marine *”. Condition 2.

Heavy gilt metal construction on dark blue cloth backing and metal plate for the parade tunic. Dimensions approximately 8.7 x 13.5 cm. Condition 2+

gilt finish circa 1910, approx. 21 mm, lightly worn, condition 2.

circa 1910. Hand-embroidered metal thread construction, Imperial Crown over oak leaf wreath with Reich cockade. Worn condition, Condition 2.

Black silk with woven aluminum thread for technical personnel, shortened, otherwise still in very good condition. Condition 2-

Length approximately 70cm

Black silk with woven aluminum thread for technical personnel, “Wir dienten treu fuer Deutschlands Ehren auf Deutschen & auf fremden Meeren Reserve S.M.S Friedrich Carl doch nun ertoents wie Sturmgebraus Parole ist Heimat wir ziehn nach Haus”, unworn, very well preserved, rare. Condition 2+

Length approximately 410cm

in silver, 103 cm, fragile, worn. Condition 3

circa 1910. Constructed from sand-colored cotton cloth, with field gray lacquered shoulder buttons, sew-in pattern. Worn, condition 2. Rare.

gilt finish, circa 1910, 20 mm, lightly worn, condition 2.
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circa 1910. Version for the blue shirt, hand-embroidered. Unworn, condition 2. Very rare.

Silver-plated execution, circa 1910, 25 mm, for the colani (pea coat), identical manufacturer, lightly worn, condition 2-.

lightly worn. Condition 2

Worn example, shortened, condition 2-.

Gold metallic thread for non-technical personnel. Full length, unworn, still with original wrapping paper, condition 2+.

well preserved, length 118 cm, condition 2

Home station Wilhelmshaven, circa 1917. Field gray wool with crossed anchor embroidered in yellow beneath the Imperial crown, with unit number “II”, white piping, gray wool backing, for sewing in. Condition 2.

For members of the ship's boys division on a training ship, woven cotton, length approximately 1200 mm, worn condition. Condition 2

Metal thread woven, length approximately 1170 mm, small needle holes, otherwise very well preserved. Condition 2

circa 1910. The shoulder board with woven silver braid with 2 blue center stripes, gilt-metal insignia, dark blue velvet backing. Worn condition, Condition 2. Very rare.

Manufactured circa 1918, towards the end of the war cap tallies were no longer produced with metal thread. Yellow-woven for flying and non-technical personnel. Length 72 cm. Unworn, condition 2+.

The 2. Seefliegerabteilung was primarily deployed in the North Sea. Its stations included Borkum, Helgoland, List/Sylt, Norderney, Wilhelmshaven, Zeebrügge, and Oostende.

Circa 1900. Diameter approximately 2.6 cm. Maker “Jul. C. Schneider Kiel”. Condition 2.

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circa 1910. Metal thread hand-embroidered construction, Imperial Crown over oak leaf wreath with Reich cockade.

gilt finish circa 1910, 20 mm, lightly worn, condition 2.

Cotton, black lined, condition 2.

Black silk with woven aluminum thread for technical personnel, worn condition. Condition 2-

Length approximately 114cm

vergoldet, die dunkelblaue Tuchunterlage fehlt, rückseitig Anstecknadel. Zustand 2

Version for blue shirt, hand-embroidered, unissued, stamped on reverse, very well preserved, rare. Condition 2+

Circa 1910. Cotton, in the “Imperial colors”. Condition 2.




Cotton, black lined, Condition 2.

For members of the ship's boy division aboard a training ship, woven cotton, length approximately 990 mm, worn but colors remain fresh. Condition 2

gilt, partially enameled, on dark blue cloth backing, reverse with pin fastening. Height approx. 5.5 cm, condition 2

Circa 1900. Length 96 cm, with red lettering, adhesive residue, condition 3

SMS Hansa was the last ship of the Victoria-Louise class, a class of five second-class cruisers (protected cruisers) of the Imperial German Navy. She served in the East Asia Squadron and participated in the suppression of the Boxer Rebellion.

gilt finish, circa 1910, 24 mm, lightly worn, condition 2.

circa 1910. Hand-embroidered metal bullion construction, Imperial crown over oak leaf wreath with Reich cockade. Metal bullion partially detached at cockade. Condition 2-.

for the blue shirt, worn, condition 2-.

Made of wool, worn but in good condition. Condition 2

Yellow wool, without cloth backing, as the chevrons were sewn directly onto the uniform. Unissued in good condition. Rare.

Manufactured circa 1918, toward the end of the war cap tallies were no longer produced in metal thread. Silver-white woven for technical personnel. Length 75 cm. Unworn, condition 2+.

The “Marine-Landflieger-Abteilung” in Johannisthal consisted of the remnants of the “Freiwilligen Marinefliegerkorps” which were not incorporated in September 1915 into the two naval aviation detachments or the “Marinelandfliegerabteilungen” in Flanders, which from September 1915 were called “Marinefeldfliegerabteilungen”, and comprised the domestic naval land aviation stations Johannisthal, Scheuen, Barge, Hage, Nordholz, Tondern, Kiel, Seddin and Langfuhr.

Large pattern approx. 24 mm, fire-gilt non-ferrous metal marked “Kaiserliche Marine A & S”. Worn condition. Condition may vary.

EUR 20,-- per piece.

Cotton thread on black silk. Length approx. 68 cm. Condition 2.

Circa 1900. Length 89 cm, with red lettering. Condition 2

The SMS Hansa was the last ship of the Victoria-Louise class, a class of five Second Class Cruisers (protected cruisers) of the Imperial German Navy. She served in the East Asia Squadron and participated in the suppression of the Boxer Rebellion.

Circa 1910. Black velvet cuff slashes with gold braid trim and gilt buttons of the Imperial German Navy. Only lightly worn, condition 2. Accompanied by a fine reproduction photograph for reference.

Length 100 cm, with red lettering. Condition 2

Well preserved. Condition 2

well preserved. Condition 2

circa 1910. The shoulder board with woven silver braid with 2 blue center stripes, gilt overlay, dark blue velvet backing. Worn, condition 2. Very rare.

gilt-finished example circa 1910, 20 mm, lightly worn, condition 2.
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Circa 1910. Black silk with silver metallic thread woven in. Length 103 cm. Adhesive residue on reverse at ends. Condition 2.

Black silk with woven metallic thread. Length 112 cm. Condition 2.

17 mm, identical maker, lightly worn, condition 2-.

circa 1900. Wide gold/silver general's braid with black/silver/red interwoven threads, applied silver rank star, navy blue cloth base, with shoulder button. Condition 2.

gilt finish circa 1910, 20 mm, lightly worn, condition 2.

Version for the blue jumper. Hand-embroidered, worn condition, Condition 2.

circa 1910. Hand-embroidered execution in metal thread, Imperial crown over oak leaf wreath with Reich cockade. Worn condition, Condition 2.

for the white shirt. Unworn, condition 2+.

Medium size 20 mm, fire-gilt non-ferrous metal, manufacturer “Hochfeine Qualität”. Lightly worn. EUR 20,-- per piece.

Version for the blue blouse. Hand-embroidered, worn, condition 2.

Manufactured in the style of original Imperial German Navy cap tallies, barely worn, length approximately 115 cm. Condition 2+.

Metal thread woven, silver finish for technical personnel, engine room and stoker ratings, length 147 cm, condition 2.

The cap tally was worn in Marine Corps Flanders by the following units among others: 2nd and 3rd Marine Pioneer Companies, 2nd Naval Artillery Regiment, IV Sea Battalion, Staff of the 4th Marine Brigade, Staff of the 2nd Marine Division.

Metal thread hand-embroidered execution, Imperial crown with flowing ribbons over Reich cockade. Worn condition, Grade 2.

Circa 1900. Diameter approximately 2.5 cm. Reverse marked “Kaiserliche Marine *”. Condition 2.

gilt-finished example circa 1910, 21 mm, lightly worn, condition 2.

Circa 1910. The shoulder strap of white cloth with Imperial crown and crossed anchors embroidered in yellow, below the unit number “I”, on reinforced fabric core, black cloth backing, for sewing in. Worn, condition 2-.

circa 1910. Metal thread hand-embroidered execution, Imperial Crown over oak leaf wreath with Reich cockade. Worn, condition 2.

Large pattern 25 mm, fire-gilt non-ferrous metal marked "Extra Fein". Lightly worn.

well preserved. Condition 2

well preserved. Condition 2

Naval Intendantur Official circa 1900. Braided construction with blue interwoven threads, gilt fittings, with strap loop and shoulder button. Condition 2.

circa 1910. Dark blue velvet base, with loops for the white summer service tunic or coat, condition 2+.

gilt finish circa 1910, 20 mm, lightly worn, condition 2.
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Metal thread woven, length approximately 1300 mm, worn and somewhat darkened, otherwise well preserved. Condition 2-

Circa 1910. Black silk with woven silver metal thread for technical personnel. Length approximately 117 cm. Adhesive residue on reverse at ends. Condition 2.

The S.M.S. Wittelsbach, launched in 1900 at the Imperial Dockyard Wilhelmshaven, was the first of five battleships of the Wittelsbach-class named after her, of the Imperial German Navy.

circa 1910. 25 mm “Extra Fein” quality for the pea coat. Condition 2.
EUR 20,-- per piece

Circa 1910. Heavy silver bullion weave with pull-throughs in “Imperial colors,” blue cloth backing with loops and suspension hooks. Two small moth holes, the loop of one shoulder board with old repair. Condition 2.

for the blue shirt. Condition 2.

Manufactured circa 1918, towards the end of the war cap tallies were no longer produced with metal thread. Silver-white woven for technical personnel. Length 77 cm. Unworn, condition 2+.
We were able to acquire an original package containing 10 cap tallies, with the wrapper printed “II. Seeflieger-Abt. 10 Stück kurze Mützenbänder Weisse Inschrift. Wilhelmshaven, den 12.2.1018.” Price per piece EUR 350.--

The 2nd Naval Air Detachment was primarily deployed in the North Sea. Its stations included Borkum, Helgoland, List/Sylt, Norderney, Wilhelmshaven, Zeebrügge and Oostende.

Condition 2.

well preserved. Condition 2

Version for blue shirt, hand-embroidered, unissued, stamped on reverse, very well preserved, rare. Condition 2+

Version for the blue blouse. Hand-embroidered, worn.

for the blue shirt, hand-embroidered. Worn condition, Grade 2.

Length 370 cm, metal thread woven, worn condition. Woven year numerals 11 and 14 at the ends. Condition 2

O golden freedom of youth highest joy we often longed to return to you.
The hour has come the war game is over as reservists we march home to the fatherland.

circa 1910. Hand-embroidered metallic thread construction, Imperial crown over oak leaf wreath with Reich cockade in silver thread. Worn condition with damaged crown, condition grade 3.

for the blue shirt, estate piece, hand-embroidered. Unworn, condition 5.

gilt, partially enameled, on dark blue cloth backing, height approx. 4.5 cm, condition 2

circa 1910. Silver-plated version 25 mm for the tunic, coat, full dress coat and overcoat. Lightly worn, condition 2.
EUR 20,-- each

unissued, very well preserved, metal thread woven. Condition 2.

Hand-embroidered for the blue jacket, reverse with fabric backing, fitted with snap fasteners. Worn condition, Condition 2

worn condition, lettering slightly faded. Condition 2

Worn condition, Condition 2.

Metal thread woven, length approximately 1330 mm, lightly worn. Condition 2

From 1904. Dark blue wool with yellow embroidery. Minor moth damage. Condition 2.

circa 1910. Version for the blue shirt, hand-embroidered. Unissued condition, condition grade 2. Very rare.

large size 25 mm, heavily worn. Condition 2-3

well preserved. Condition 2

circa 1910. Hand-embroidered badge with metal thread, centered coat of arms in gilt metal and enamel. Condition 2.

gilt-finished version circa 1910, 20 mm, lightly worn, condition 2.
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circa 1914. Metal thread hand-embroidered execution, Imperial crown with flowing ribbons over Reich cockade. Worn condition, Condition 2. 

Metal thread woven, length approximately 1180 mm, worn. Condition 2-

circa 1914. Version for the blue jumper, hand-embroidered, worn, condition 2.

for the blue shirt. Condition 3.

Circa 1900. Length approximately 63 cm, with red lettering. Condition 2

SMS Freya was the third ship of the Victoria Louise class, a class of five second-class cruisers (protected cruisers) of the Imperial German Navy. She served as a training cruiser.

circa 1910. Hand-embroidered execution in metal thread, Imperial crown over oak leaf wreath with Reich cockade. 

2 x large size 25 mm, 1 x 23 mm, non-ferrous metal, various makers, condition 2