Weimar Republic 1919-1933

Brass, on red/white suspension ribbon, condition 2
The Heimschutz is the successor organization to the Heimwehr Hamburg.

Circa 1925. Large oval pin badge, height 70 mm, nickel-plated sheet metal with embossed relief, featuring Prussian eagle, circumferential inscription and stamped service number “467”. Reverse with bearing pin attachment. Worn condition, Condition 2.

Bronzed non-ferrous metal, the gilt overlay riveted on. Heavily worn badge.

Non-ferrous metal construction, shows evident wear, pin repaired on reverse, condition 3.

Silver, diameter 45 mm, reverse inscribed “Reichsbahndirektion Stuttgart - 1919-1929 - 10 Jahre Bahnschutz in Württemberg” (10 Years of Railway Protection in Württemberg). Edge struck with award number 848. Condition 2.

Enameled non-ferrous metal, riveted appliqués, maker's mark on reverse, Condition 2

“For Outstanding Achievements”, non-ferrous metal, in original case.

heavy bronze execution, obverse featuring portrait of Freiherr vom Stein, reverse inscribed "Ehrenpreis des Reichspräsidenten Stein Gedenkjahr 1931 Verfassungstag", diameter 75 mm. Condition 2.

44 mm diameter, silver-plated, rim with award number 231, with original packet bearing matching number, condition 2

Aluminum, 38 mm, condition 2.

Heavy bronze medal, diameter 100 mm, edge engraved “38. Wanderausstellung der D.L.G. Mannheim 1932”, maker: H. Noack Berlin Friedenau, in original presentation case with state eagle, condition 2.

Silver-plated base metal with enamel, swords affixed with clips, with ribbon.

Non-ferrous metal, the appliqués riveted. Condition 2.

Bronze medal, obverse depicting an athlete with victory laurel wreath “Sieger” (Winner), reverse inscribed “Wachtregiment Berlin Sportfest 29.VI.1921 3. Preis Speerwurf” (Wachtregiment Berlin Sports Festival June 29, 1921 3rd Prize Javelin Throw). Condition 2.

The Wachregiment Berlin was a military formation of the Reichswehr, established in June 1921 after World War I, and later also of the Wehrmacht. It was deployed for the protection of government facilities and personnel, as well as for ceremonial purposes such as state receptions or parades. It was garrisoned at the Rathenower Straße 9-18 barracks in Berlin-Tiergarten (Moabit).

The Kommando Wachtruppe was composed of companies from all infantry regiments of the Reichswehr, rotated to Berlin on a scheduled basis. It consisted of seven rifle companies, with each of the seven divisions of the Reichswehr providing one company. In addition to the seven rifle companies, the command included a machine gun company and an artillery battery, specially detailed for this purpose. The companies were typically relieved after three months.

so-called “Elephant Order”, with inscription “Südsee-Afrika-Kiautschou”, silver-plated tombac, reverse with damaged pin and “ges. geschützt Nr. 33992”.

Manufactured in 1929. The chain composed of 21 silver coins of varying sizes from the Imperial period, the genuine silver links crafted as oak leaves, the lower 4 links each decorated with animal teeth, the clasp functional, the tongue marked with silver content "800", the lowest part of the chain designed as a motto banner with the inscription "Schützenvereinigung ehem. Jäger zu Berlin 1889", below it a gilt-finished badge in the form of the Kaiser's shooting prize for the Jäger troops, the motto banner and badge with silver content mark "800". The reverse of three coins smoothly polished, engraved therein with the names of the shooting kings from 1929 to 1938. In original case. Condition 2.
A rare unique piece.

In Berlin and Potsdam respectively, the Garde-Schützen-Bataillon and Garde-Jäger-Bataillon belonging to the Garde-Korps were stationed.

Tall oval pin badge. Laurel wreath, in the center black enameled winged propeller. Reverse with vertical pin attachment. Accompanied by the enameled 18 mm miniature for the dress chain. Lightly worn in good condition. Very rare.

One-piece construction, bronzed, on ribbon. Condition 2.

Slightly convex. Black lacquered cross with riveted gilt overlay. Lightly worn, condition 2.

Slightly convex. Constructed of bronzed non-ferrous metal, with riveted gilt overlay. Lightly worn, Condition 2.

Blackened iron, on round pin. Worn condition, Grade 2.

Silver-plated plaque with designation “1. Preis Kugelstossen” (1st Prize Shot Put). Condition 2.

Diameter 36 mm, with edge inscription "Bayer. Hauptmünzamt Silber 900 f.", Condition 2.

Non-ferrous metal, applied components affixed with clasps, with ribbon.

Non-ferrous metal enameled, swords riveted. 

Bronze, obverse featuring Privy Councilor Goethe, reverse inscribed “Ehrenpreis des Reichspräsidenten Goethe Gedenkjahr 1932 Verfassungstag” (Honorary Prize of the Reich President Goethe Memorial Year 1932 Constitution Day), diameter 77 mm. Complete on original marble base with stand, condition 2+.