Plaques, non-portable medals and decorations

Feinzink, Durchmesser 39 mm, im schwarzen Verleihungsetui. Zustand 2.

“Given in recognition of an outstanding achievement by the Reich Sports Leader”, bronzed medal 50mm, manufacturer: Chr. Lauer Nürnberg, condition 2.

Meissen Böttger medal, diameter 34 mm. 

Silver-plated zinc, 50 x 50 mm, Maker: A.Rettenmaier Gmünd, Condition 2.

Bronzed aluminum, 60 mm, pierced, reverse with damaged area, condition 3.

non-wearable bronze medal, dimensions approx. 10 x 0.6 cm, reverse inscription “The Common Good is the Highest Law”, 2nd pattern with swastika, die cutter Karberg, edge marking: H.M. Bronze, condition 2.

Silver-plated aluminum, 60 mm, Condition 2-

Gilt aluminum, 77 x 77 mm, with 4 drill holes.

Zinc, diameter approximately 60 mm.

Non-ferrous metal, 59 mm, obverse with national eagle and a worker, in original presentation case, condition 3

Silver, diameter 43 mm, stamped on the edge "Bayer. Hauptmünzamt Feinsilber" (Bavarian Main Mint Fine Silver), with mounting hole at top. Condition 2.

Copper, polychrome enamel, 88 mm, maker: M. Hansen Kiel, condition 2.

Non-ferrous metal.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, partially enameled, 80 x 100 mm, with 2 mounting holes, condition 2+. Very rare.

Medal 51 mm diameter made of Böttger stoneware, partially gilded, reverse side marked with manufacturer: Hutschenreuther Selb Bavaria, complete in original presentation case, loose lid with inscription: Gegeben von der Stadt Nürnberg, condition 2.

- Non-wearable Honorary Prize of the Reichssportführer von Tschammer und Osten, 50 mm, (with hole)
 - Medal German Championships 1949 Wuppertal, 60 mm
 - Plaque West German Championship Hagen 1932, 59x79 mm
 - Plaque International Match France Germany Elberfeld 1932, 59x79 mm
 - Plaque SSV Elberfeld 1934, 60x59mm
 - Medal International Track and Field Sports Festival Krefeld 1937, 65 mm
 - Merit Medal of the State of Nordrhein-Westfalen for Services to Sport, 101 mm
 - ASV - Athletik Verein Köln - For Special Achievements, 81 mm
 - Medal 100 Years Olympic Games 1896-1996, 60 mm, in box
 - Deutscher Sportbund Annual Gift 1976
 - Swedish Plaque of the National Sports Federation 1903-1963, 86x59 mm
 - Swedish Ceramic Bowl of the National Sports Federation, 89x89 mm

circa 1938. Large plaque, zinc, diameter 10 cm. On the obverse the lighthouse “Roter Sand” with inscription and swastikas, reverse side “Championships of the German Shooting Association” within oak leaf wreath. Condition 2.

40 mm, edge marked by maker Carl Poellath Schrobenhausen and “950” silver hallmark. In case. Condition 2.

“In recognition of an outstanding achievement given by the Reichssportführer”, bronzed medal 50mm, maker: Chr. Lauer Nürnberg, condition 2.

Fine zinc, in original presentation case, internally containing the award certificate for an NSFK member in 7/94/14. Together with the 40 mm participant badge in zinc.

approx. 70 x 40 mm

Fine zinc, diameter 60 mm, in presentation case.

Fine zinc, diameter 61 mm, in brown presentation case by Mayer & Wilhelm Stuttgart, condition 2.

Brass plaque on wooden base, height 8 cm, condition 2.

blackened, 100 mm, condition 2.

Gold-plated fine zinc, 65 x 84 mm, manufacturer: Brehmer Markneukirchen, with 2 drill holes, condition 2.

Gilt aluminum, 73 x 73 mm, four corner holes, condition 2.

Gilt iron, partially enameled, 70 mm, with 3 holes, condition 2.

Gilt zinc alloy, 61 x 80 mm, condition 2.

Enameled iron, 53 x 85 mm, Maker: Carl Poellath Schrobenhausen, Condition 2

Bronzed non-ferrous metal, 75 x 75 mm, with 4 holes, reverse with stamped participant number “30”, condition 2.

“Noble be man - helpful and good - For willing sacrifice and assistance to their fellow citizens in difficult wartime - the City of Berlin”, silver-plated zinc, diameter 60 mm, comes in velvet-lined presentation case, condition 2-.

Bronze plaque, 64 mm, obverse with portrait of David Coste, complete in dark presentation case, condition 2.
David Johann Coste (1820 in Magdeburg - May 29, 1880 ibid.) was a German merchant, manufacturer and representative. In 1847 he founded together with Lorenz Lippert of Magdeburg the company Coste & Lippert Sugar and Colonial Goods Trading.Coste was since 1855 a member of the Council of Elders of the Magdeburg Corporation of Merchants, he was deputy chairman of the Association of the Beet Sugar Industry of the German Reich.

blue decoration under glaze, in the center the crowned regimental cipher within laurel/oak leaf wreath, reverse with crossed swords mark and number, with original suspension mount. Undamaged condition 2.

Blue decoration under glaze, in the center with the crowned regimental cipher and the dates “1849-1918”, circumferentially the battles “Buzancy, Anczlawka, Helsingfors”. Reverse with crossed swords mark and number, with the original suspension device. Undamaged, condition 2+.

On November 1, 1849, the 3rd Heavy Cavalry Regiment was stationed in Borna. The regiment participated in the wars of 1864, 1866, and 1870/71. On April 23, 1876, Colonel von Walther announced that the regiment would henceforth bear the name “Karabinier Regiment”. Between 1893 - 1901, the barracks were built in Borna on today's Stauffenbergstrasse, and the squadrons from Pegau were also relocated to Borna.

In the World War 1914 - 1918, the Karabinier Regiment fought in the Baltic region and in Finland. After the lost war, the regiment was disbanded in 1919.

Aluminum, No. 540, in presentation case, interior impressed "Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps - Der Korpsführer". Condition 2.

Diameter 25 cm, blue decoration under glaze, in the center with the crowned regimental cipher and the dates “1670-1918”, surrounded by the battles of past wars up to World War I. Reverse with crossed swords mark and number, with original hanging fixture. Undamaged, condition 2+.

green decoration under glaze, in the center historic trophy of arms from the 18th century, reverse with crossed swords mark and number, with original hanging fixture. Undamaged, condition 2+.

Diameter approximately 25 cm, green decoration under glaze, in the center the crown above the 2 shakos, below with Saxon coat of arms, reverse with crossed swords mark and number, with original hanging fixture. Undamaged, condition 2+.

Aluminum, 33 mm, "Schlagt Lüge, Betrug und Verrat - Frei macht die Tat - Wählt Liste 8 - Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei" (Strike Down Lies, Fraud and Betrayal - Action Makes Free - Vote List 8 - National Socialist German Workers' Party), Condition 2.

34 mm, fine zinc, maker: B.H.Mayer Pforzheim, condition 2.

Bronze, 41 mm, Condition 2.

Bronzed aluminum, 58 x 75 mm, with 2 holes, condition 2/2-.

Non-ferrous metal, 65 x 95 mm, mounted on wooden plaque 110 x 140 mm, reverse with wall hanger, condition 2.

Meissen Böttger medal, 51 mm, condition 2.

Fine zinc, partially blue lacquered, 75 mm, with 2 holes, condition 2.
O.N.S. - Oberste Nationale Sportkommission für den Automobilsport in Deutschland GmbH (Supreme National Sports Commission for Motorsports in Germany)

Toned non-ferrous metal, 70 x 94 mm, condition 2.

Bronze, 47 x 59 mm, with 2 holes, condition 2.

Bronzed non-ferrous metal, 48 mm, maker: L.Chr.Lauer Nürnberg, condition 2.

Toned aluminum, 64 mm, with 2 holes, manufacturer: Ernst Quambusch Hagen-Haspe, condition 2

Fine zinc, 73 x 73 mm, with 2 mounting holes, manufacturer: Lauer Nürnberg, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, partially enameled, with applied NSKK eagle, 79 mm, with 2 holes, maker: A.Donner Elberfeld, condition 2.

Silver-plated base metal, 77 mm, maker: A.Rettmaier Gmünd, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, 57 x 82 mm, with 2 drilled holes, condition 2.

Silver-plated base metal, 35 mm, with 1 hole, condition 2.

Fine zinc, gilt finish, 63 x 81 mm, with 2 mounting holes, Condition 2.

Non-ferrous metal, hollow embossed and toned, 72 mm, maker: Lauer Nürnberg, condition 2.

Gilt and enameled non-ferrous metal, slightly convex, 66 x 86 mm, with 4 mounting holes, maker: Metallkleinkunst A.Moser München, condition 2.

Gold-plated brass alloy, 40 x 60 mm, Condition 2.

Cupal, 60 x 80 mm, with 2 holes, condition 2.

obverse, plastic portrait with surrounding inscription, reverse: national eagle above `Der Präsident der Reichsmusik-Kammer - Für Verdienste um die Förderung des Deutschen Chorgesanges und die Pflege des Deutschen Volksliedes` (The President of the Reich Music Chamber - As reward for the promotion of the German Choral Singing and the Fostering of the German Folk Song) white metal toned, diameter 18 cm, in a large blue award case, condition B+,

Copper-plated aluminum, No. 1864, complete in presentation case, interior with imprint "Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps - Der Korpsführer", with award certificate. Condition 2.

Silver-plated base metal, 75 mm, with 2 holes, maker: Gustav Brehmer Markneukirchen, condition 2.

obverse, plastic portrait with surrounding inscription, reverse: national eagle above `Der Präsident der Reichsmusik-Kammer - Für Verdienste um die Förderung des Deutschen Chorgesanges und die Pflege des Deutschen Volksliedes` (The President of the Reich Music Chamber - As reward for the promotion of the German Choral Singing and the Fostering of the German Folk Song) white metal toned, diameter 18 cm, in a large blue award case, condition B+,

Gilt brass, partially enameled, 55 x 80 mm, with 2 drill holes, condition 2.

Non-ferrous metal, 80 x 80 mm, with 3 holes, maker: F.W.Schnürle Duisburg, condition 2.

Zinc gilt, 103 mm, with 2 drill holes, condition 2.

Non-ferrous metal, 40 mm, obverse with portrait - The Old Dessauer 1676-1747 -, complete in black presentation case, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, partially enameled, 72 x 90 mm, mounted on blackened wooden plaque 97 x 142 mm, condition 2.

Zinc construction, 80 mm, maker: L.Chr.Lauer Nürnberg-Berlin, complete in black presentation case, condition 2.
O.N.S. - Oberste Nationale Sportkommission für den Automobilsport in Deutschland GmbH (Supreme National Sports Commission for Automotive Sport in Germany)

Aluminum, 59 mm, maker: C. Balmberger Nürnberg, complete in red presentation case, condition 2.

10 x 13 cm. Plaque with applied star in bronze, enameled coat of arms in center, on marble base. Condition 2

Light metal, wreath gilt, height 98 mm, with 3 holes for mounting. Reverse marked with maker "Wilh. Helbing, Leipzig W 33". Condition 2+.

Gilt aluminum, 60 mm, in original black presentation case, condition 2.

Fine zinc 50 x 80 mm, maker: Klotz & Kienast, in original black presentation case, condition 2.

silver-plated finish, with gilt engraved plaque “Mannschaftspreis in Eisen errungen NSKK-Motorsturm 15/M150 von...”, mounted on black wooden base 11.5 x 18 cm, with wall hanging fixture, condition 2.

Silver-plated aluminum, 60 mm, condition 2+.

Gilt zinc, diameter 70 mm, B.H. Mayer Pforzheim, condition 2.

Large gilt plaque in the form of a police star, polychrome enameled. At center the coat of arms of Saxony, with circumferential text. Height of plaque 95 mm, with 2 holes for mounting on vehicle radiator hood. 2 small enamel damages at edge, reverse marked by Glaser & Sohn Dresden, condition 2.

ADAC local group of the Thuringian Forest, “Reichspräsident Hindenburg”, color enameled, 65 x 85 mm, with 2 mounting holes, maker: L.Chr.Lauer Nürnberg-Berlin-Köln; Condition 2.

Bronze, diameter 60 mm, with die-cutter “Hoffstätter Bonn”, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, color enameled, approx. 105x80 mm, maker: M. Hansen Kiel, condition 2.

Meissen Böttger Medal 50 mm, Condition 2

Base metal, diameter 68 mm. Condition 2.

Meissen Böttger medal, diameter 38 mm. Also the regiments ...
Royal Saxon 2nd Grenadier Regiment Kaiser Wilhelm, King of Prussia No.101
Royal Saxon 4th Infantry Regiment No.103
Royal Saxon 6th Infantry Regiment King Wilhelm II of Württemberg No.105

Meissen white Böttger porcelain medal, diameter 51 mm.
On April 9, 1940, the German Wehrmacht launched "Operation Weserübung," a military operation that led to the occupation of Denmark and Norway. Denmark capitulated on the same day, while Norway continued resistance until June 9.

Meissen Böttger medal 50 mm, condition 2.

Gilt zinc, diameter 39 mm, in black presentation case. Condition 2.

Bronze, diameter 73 mm, in cardboard case. Condition 2. 

Wood, diameter approx. 43 cm! With large carved applied eagle with swastika and dedication “Bannmeister in Shooting 1939”. Applied plaque of fine zinc approx. 75x55mm, verso with artist's stamp.

1938, medal by Karl Götz. Bronze, 36 mm, with edge inscription "Bayer. Hauptmünzamt", condition 2.

Bronze medal, diameter 35 mm, reverse inscribed "To her great son Prof. Dr. Ing. F. Todt from his native city Pforzheim". Condition 2

Medal, diameter 48 mm, made of Meissen Böttger stoneware, in original box. Undamaged, condition 2+.

Medal 51 mm diameter in Böttger stoneware, partially gilt, reverse marked with manufacturer: Hutschenreuther Selb Bavaria, Condition 2. 

Bronze, dated 1903, matted patina, condition 2-

36 mm, with edge marking "Bayer. Hauptmünzamt", Condition 2

Bronze plaque, national eagle with swastika, engraving "V.M.W. Grünau Fahrtenwettbewerb 1933". Height 70 mm, two holes on the sides for mounting on a wooden plaque. Condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, partially enameled, maker: C.Poellath Schrobenhausen, condition 2.

Gaedechens 2099. 42.0 mm.

Brass plaque mounted on wooden base, height 7.5 cm, condition 2.

Silver-plated bronze alloy, 47 mm, condition 2/2-.

Gold-plated aluminum, 68 x 82 mm, with 4 drill holes, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, color enameled, 88 mm, maker: M. Hansen Kiel, condition 2.

Bronzed iron, color enameled, 88 mm, maker: M. Hansen Kiel, condition 2-.

Silver-plated brass, 60 mm, maker: JFS D.R.G.M. RZM M/183, in brown original presentation case with gold imprint, condition 2.

Gold-plated aluminum, reverse with award number No. 1164 and motto by Fr. Christiansen, complete in black presentation case, lid with impressed text “Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps - Der Korpsführer”, without certificate, condition 2/2-.

Bronze-plated aluminum, reverse with award number No. 6032 and motto by Fr. Christiansen, complete in black presentation case, lid with imprint “Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps - Der Korpsführer”, without certificate, condition 2.

Garrison Leipzig, depiction of the old Leipzig City Hall, blue decoration under glaze, blue crossed swords mark on reverse, hanging loop, undamaged condition

Diameter approximately 52 mm, inscription “To the President of the Reichsbank Directorate, Privy Councillor Dr. Koch, from the Senate of Hamburg, November 2, 1903”. Condition 2.

Diameter 25 cm, green decoration under glaze, at the center the crowned regimental number within laurel wreath. Reverse side with crossed swords mark and number, with original hanging fixture. Undamaged condition.

Diameter approximately 25 cm, green decoration under glaze, in the center the crowned regimental cipher with flaming grenade in oak leaves/laurel wreath, reverse side with crossed swords mark and number. Undamaged condition.

Diameter approximately 25 cm, blue decoration under glaze, in the center the crowned regimental cipher, reverse with crossed swords mark and number, with original hanging fixture. Undamaged condition.

Non-portable award of the Inspector General for Road Construction Dr. Ing. Fritz Todt for senior staff members involved in the construction of the Reichsautobahnen. Heavy porcelain plaque, partially glazed, partially in biscuit porcelain, manufactured by KPM (Königlich Preußische Porzellanmanufaktur), dimensions 13.5 x 13.5 cm. On the obverse, depiction of Greater Germany with the Reichsautobahnen completed by 1941. On the reverse, with dedication "For collaboration in the construction of the Reichsautobahnen, gratitude and recognition - Dr. Todt In the year of decision 1941". With impressed KPM mark. Undamaged, condition 2+.

Dr. Fritz Todt served from 1933 as Inspector General for Road Construction, responsible among other duties for the construction of the Autobahn system. From 1940 he was Reich Minister for Armaments and Munitions and thus responsible for the entire war industry. In 1942 Dr. Todt was killed in an aircraft crash.

Non-wearable bronze medal, 10 x 0.6 cm, reverse inscription “Das Gemeinwohl ist das höchste Gesetz” (The Common Good is the Highest Law), 2nd pattern with swastika, die engraver Karberg, edge marking: H.M. (Hamburger Münze) bronze, condition 2.
Complete with presentation case, red with golden coat of arms of Hamburg.

Bronze-toned finish, 14 cm, complete with blackened wooden base with groove as mounting for the plaque, Condition 2.

Bronze approximately 14x9 cm, in heavily damaged presentation case, with damaged presentation certificate to Berlin Ministerialrat Dr. König, November 1926, condition 2.
Hüsken No. 0418.17

900 silver, with suspension loop without ribbon, condition 2.

Blackened zinc alloy, the overlay non-ferrous metal enameled, 80 x 80 mm, with 4 mounting holes, maker: Adam Donner Elberfeld, condition 2.

obverse, plastic portrait with surrounding inscription, reverse: national eagle above `Der Präsident der Reichsmusik-Kammer - Für Verdienste um die Förderung des Deutschen Chorgesanges und die Pflege des Deutschen Volksliedes` (The President of the Reich Music Chamber - As reward for the promotion of the German Choral Singing and the Fostering of the German Folk Song) white metal toned, diameter 18 cm, in a large blue award case, condition B+,

Gold-plated aluminum, 70 x 70 mm, with 2 mounting holes, condition 2.

Bronze with enameled coat of arms, 50 x 80 mm, with 3 holes, condition 2.

Fine zinc, 72 x 75 mm, with 2 drilled holes, condition 2.

Bronzed base metal, 55 x 86 mm, maker: G.Danner Mühlhausen/Th., condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, 40 mm, maker: Berg & Nolte, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, 80 mm, maker: W.Redo Saarlautern, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, 68 x 86 mm, condition 2.

Non-ferrous metal, hollow embossed and toned, 60 x 70 mm, with 2 mounting holes, with die-cutter's logo, condition 2.

Hollow-embossed and bronzed iron, 57 x 91 mm, with 3 holes, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, partially enameled, 78 x 97 mm, with 2 mounting holes, maker: C.Schnurle, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, 69 mm, condition 2.

Silver-plated base metal, 71 x 75 mm, with 2 holes, maker: Mayer & Wilhelm Stuttgart, condition 2.

Gold-plated aluminum, 42 x 62 mm, maker: B.H.Mayer Pforzheim, condition 2.

Aluminum, 75 x 90 mm, with 2 mounting holes, condition 2.

Fine zinc, 72 mm, maker: C.Balmberger Nürnberg, condition 2.

Zinc, 50 mm, with 2 holes, maker: L.Chr.Lauer Nürnberg, condition 2.

Bronze, 71 x 80 mm, with 2 holes, maker: Wilh.Helbing Leipzig W33, condition 2.

Zinc alloy, 79 mm, Maker: Brehmer Markneukirchen, Condition 2.

Gold-plated aluminum, 68 x 82 mm, with 4 drill holes, condition 2.

Zinc alloy, 49 x 70 mm, Maker: C.Balmberger Nürnberg, Condition 2.

Brass, 50 mm, with 2 holes, maker: L.Chr.Lauer Nürnberg, condition 2

Toned non-ferrous metal, 40 x 60 mm, with 4 holes, condition 2.

Copper-plated aluminum, No. 3360, complete in presentation case, interior with imprint “Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps - Der Korpsführer”, with award certificate. Condition 2.

white plastic, 52 mm, with 2 holes, maker: Richard Sieper & Söhne Lüdenscheid, condition 2.

Silver-plated fine zinc, partially green lacquered, 75 mm, maker: Klotz & Kienast München, condition 2.

Non-ferrous metal, hollow embossed and toned, 60 x 70 mm, with 2 holes, with logo of the die cutter, condition 2.

Toned non-ferrous metal, 59 x 78 mm, with 4 drill holes, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, 60 x 85 mm, with 3 holes, maker: E.Hoffstätter Bonn, condition 2.

Gold-plated non-ferrous metal, partially enameled, 41 x 83 mm, with 3 drill holes, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, 40 mm, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, 42 x 56 mm, Maker: Schwertner & Cie Eggenberg, Condition 2.

Toned non-ferrous metal, 79 mm, condition 2.

Fine zinc, 48 x 55 mm, maker: Klotz & Kienast München, condition 2.

Toned zinc alloy, partially blue lacquered, 73 x 73 mm, with 2 mounting holes, maker: Lauer Nürnberg, condition 2.

Silver-plated base metal, 40 mm, complete in wine-red presentation case, lid stamped with maker: Carl Poellath Schrobenhausen, Condition 2.

Aluminum, partially green lacquered, 57 x 84 mm, with 2 holes, condition 2.

Bronzed aluminum, reverse with award number 1167. Condition 2.

Base metal, 90 mm, with 4 mounting holes, condition 2.

Non-portable award of the General Inspector for Road Construction Dr. Ing. Fritz Todt for leading personnel in the construction of the Reichsautobahnen. Heavy porcelain plaque, partially glazed, partially in biscuit porcelain, manufactured by KPM (Königlich Preußischen Porzellanmanufaktur), dimensions 13.5 x 13.5 cm. The obverse depicts Greater Germany with the Reichsautobahnen completed by 1941. The reverse bears the inscription "Für die Mitarbeit am Bau der Reichsautobahnen Dank und Anerkennung - Dr. Todt Im Jahre der Entscheidung 1941" (For cooperation in the construction of the Reichsautobahnen, thanks and recognition - Dr. Todt In the year of decision 1941). With impressed KPM mark. Undamaged, condition 2+.

Dr. Fritz Todt served from 1933 as General Inspector for Road Construction and was responsible, among other duties, for the construction of the Autobahn system. From 1940, he was Reich Minister for Armaments and Munitions and thus responsible for the entire war industry. In 1942, Dr. Todt was killed in an aircraft crash.

Toned fine zinc, 73 mm, maker: C. Balmberger Nürnberg, in original black presentation box, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, diameter 59 mm, maker: M. Kremser, condition 2.

Horse groom's badge in bronze on metal plate, mounted on black wooden plaque, reverse with stand for display. Condition 2-3.

Diameter 55 mm, die engraver “Willibald Fritsch”. In case, with manufacturer's marking “E. Ferd Wiedmann Metallwarenfabrik Frankfurt a.M.-Süd”. Condition 2.

Silver-plated base metal, maker: Mayer & Wilhelm Stuttgart, condition 2.
The 10.SS-Motor-Standarte belonged to SS-Oberabschnitt "Südwest", starting locations Stuttgart, Karlsruhe, Trossingen.

Diameter approx. 25 cm, blue decoration under glaze, the crowned monogram gilded, suspension loop on reverse, numbers and crossed swords mark, condition 2

White biscuit porcelain, diameter 17 cm. On the obverse: swastika in oak leaf wreath “R.D.K. Reichsfachgruppe - Ehrenpreis.”, reverse: a standing rooster on a pedestal in oak leaf wreath. Complete in large presentation case. Condition 2.

glazed porcelain plaque, 60 mm, with 2 holes, reverse with label “Fragile - Tighten screws lightly only”, condition 2.

Fine zinc, diameter 39 mm, in black presentation case. Condition 2.

in case

Fine zinc, partially enameled and lacquered, 76 x 95 mm, with 2 holes, condition 2.

36 mm, with edge inscription "Bayer. Hauptmünzamt" (Bavarian Main Mint), condition 2.

Copper, color enameled, 88 mm, maker: M. Hansen Kiel, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, partially red lacquered, 53 x 77 mm, maker "Klotz & Kienast München". Worn, with mounting hole for attachment to radiator grille, condition 2.

Silver-plated light metal, 72 x 85 mm, with 4 drill holes, maker: Rob. Neff Berlin W. 57.

Bronze, 42 mm, maker: L.Chr.Lauer Nürnberg, crowned coat of arms / 3 lines of text within laurel wreath, condition 2.

Silver-plated non-ferrous metal, enameled center, 59 x 77 mm, maker: Mayer & Wilhelm Stuttgart, 2 rivets for vehicle mounting still present, enamel with damage, condition 3.

Bronze, diameter 51 mm, in presentation case with blue velvet insert and silk lining, exterior with gold-stamped eagle, Preuss.Staatsmünze Berlin SW19. From the estate of Berlin Ministerialrat Dr. König. Condition 2+.
Hüsken No. 0418.16/2

Bronzed non-ferrous metal, 60 mm, Maker: B.H.Mayer Pforzheim, Condition 2.
V.D.I. = Verein Deutscher Ingenieure (Association of German Engineers)

Silver-plated non-ferrous metal, partially enameled, 75 x 81 mm, with 4 drill holes, maker: C.Poellath Schrobenhausen, minor repairs otherwise condition 2.

Silver-plated base metal, 55 mm, with 2 drill holes, condition 2.

Gilt zinc, 70 x 76 mm, Maker: Carl Poellath Schrobenhausen, Condition 2.

Silver-plated aluminum, 53 x 73 mm, maker: Wilh.Helbing Leipzig W33, condition 2.

Gilt zinc, 55 x 64 mm, with 2 holes, condition 2.

Gilt aluminum, 66 x 97 mm, with 2 holes, condition 2.

Gold-plated non-ferrous metal, 79 mm, maker: Brüder Schneider Wien, condition 2.

Fine zinc, 58 x 58 mm, with 3 drill holes, condition 2.

Bronze-plated non-ferrous metal, 60 x 85 mm, with 3 holes, maker: M.& W. Stuttgart, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, 72 x 72 mm, with 4 drill holes, maker: M.Fleck & Sohn Hamburg, condition 2.

Silver-plated fine zinc, 65 x 84 mm, with 2 holes, condition 2.

Toned non-ferrous metal, 82 mm, maker: Redo Saarlouis, condition 2.

Silver-plated base metal, partially enameled, 90 x 80 mm, with 3 mounting holes, maker: Adam Donner Elberfeld, condition 2.

Cupal, 50 mm, with 1 hole, condition 2.

Gold-plated aluminum, 58 x 92 mm, with 2 mounting holes, condition 2.

Silver-plated non-ferrous metal, 70 x 100 mm, with 2 drill holes, condition 2.

Silver-plated and enameled non-ferrous metal, 75 x 102 mm, with 1 hole, manufacturer: C. Poellath Schrobenhausen, condition 2.

Bronze-plated non-ferrous metal, partially enameled, 75 x 70 mm, maker: Klotz u. Kienast München, small enamel chip, condition 2.

Silver-plated non-ferrous metal, partially enameled, 65 x 90 mm, with 4 mounting holes, maker: Adam Donner Elberfeld, condition 2.

Fine zinc, 72 x 83 mm, with 1 mounting hole, maker: Klotz u. Kienast München, condition 2.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, diameter 55 mm, condition 2.
Moravská Třebová (German: Mährisch Trübau) is a town in the Okres Svitavy district of the Pardubice Region, Czech Republic.

Gilt non-ferrous metal, height 85 mm. Reverse with maker "B.H. Mayer Pforzheim". Condition 2. 

Heavy non-ferrous metal construction, silver-plated and enameled on both sides. Diameter 80 mm, weight 167 grams. Condition 2.

Silver-plated zinc alloy, diameter 80 mm, condition 2

Medal, diameter 51 mm, made of Böttger stoneware, reverse marked with manufacturer "Hutschenreuther Selb". Condition 2+.

Commemorative medal struck in aluminum, diameter 40 mm. Obverse with company emblem and inscription “Henschel Flugzeug Werke AG - 30. März 1933 - 1943”, reverse with oak leaves/laurel wreath with swastika “Der wahre Sozialismus aber ist die Lehre von der härtesten Pflichterfüllung- Adolf Hitler”. Condition 2.