WW1 - German and Axis

GERMAN WWI MY LIFESAVER FIGHTING KNIFE.

The very popular and hard to obtain in nice condition World War I trench knife produced by Anton Wingen Junior of Solingen, on the reverse side the etched title Mein Lebenstretter, which translates to” my lifesaver” blade generally good some cleaned corrosion to the tip, the steel cross guard nice condition with some black spotting, in its original leather scabbard with its buckle hilt closing ...  read more

Code: 94861

GERMAN WWI PRUSSIAN GOOD SERVICE MEDAL IN SILVER. 1847-1918 MODEL.

Very good condition, complete with its red and white ribbon.  read more

Code: 94876

GERMAN WWI WOUND BADGE IN GOLD.

A nice condition one piece stamped wound badge in gold, complete with its original pin hook and hinge.  read more

Code: 94877

GERMAN/TURKISH WWI GALLIPOLI STAR.

A very nice example of the German made version. Undamaged enamels. Good clear detail, marked ‘BB& K’ on the reverse side with its correct pin, hook and hinge.  read more

Code: 94884

GERMAN WWI IMPERIAL GERMAN WOUND BADGE IN SILVER.

A very toned close to dark grey Imperial German Wound Badge in silver, stamped version.  read more

Code: 94888

AUSTRIAN WWI BERNDORFER ARMOURED FRONT PLATE.

The company that made the Berndorfer helmet had observed the introduction of a front plate for the German M.16 helmet and decided to design a front armoured plate of their own, this extremely rare example retaining a good degree of Austrian brown paint with rust bleed and corrosion showing through. Complete with all its strapping in the Austrian style and clips for fitting to the Berndorfer hel...  read more

Code: 94908

GERMAN WWI K98 SAW BACK BAYONET.

A very fine example of the scarce saw back K.98 bayonet. Maker marked ‘Gottlieb Hammesfahr, Solingen’. A nice clear Imperial acceptance stamp on the flat back section of the blade. The lower cross guard of the bayonet is number stamped ‘430’. Wood grips undamaged. Imperial acceptance stamp just above the rifle retaining button, which is stiff. Fitted into its original scabbard and a very nice c...  read more

Code: 94647

GERMAN WWI IMPERIAL ARMY PRUSSIAN OFFICERS COMBAT BELT.

The perfect belt for displaying with a field grey tunic is the brown leather field service belt, this good with good proportions with both of its original leather runners present. The field grey Prussian buckle retains a good degree of original finish. The removable double pronged keeper that was original with the belt has been lost and has been substituted with an aluminium later period keeper.  read more

Code: 94656

GERMAN WWI ARMY CAVALRY K98 CARBINE AMMUNITION POUCH.

Slightly rodent worn but all complete, three pouches of the narrow type worn by cavalry men in the Imperial German Army. Maker marked, which is indistinct but a good clear date of ‘1915’.  read more

Code: 94791

GERMAN WWI IRON CROSS 2ND CLASS.

Finish thin to the central core. Manufacturer marked on the ring in an identified mark but clearly can be seen is a stamped image of the Iron Cross, with its original ribbon.  read more

Code: 94812