Item: G21426

Five Second War German Badges and Awards

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Five Second War German Badges and Awards

Saxony Gau Week Tinnie, 1937 - Silvered die-stamped zinc, maker marked "K. WORSTER MARKNEUKIRCHEN I.Sa." on the reverse, 35.7 mm x 44 mm, vertical pinback, light contact, better than very fine; War Merit Cross First Class with Swords - unmarked, in silvered zinc, in slightly worn condition; An HJ Proficiency Badge - Badge in gray metal, silvered (silver grade), solid. Maker marked "M 1/34". Worn, very fine condition; SA Sport Badge – Silver Grade, very fine; A German 1940 Homecoming Medal - 33mm in diameter, tombac, extremely fine.