WWII NAZI GERMAN MEDAL LOT POLICE HEER SA DRL WW2

WII Nazi German lot to include 1) WWII NAZI GERMAN SILVER WOUND BADGE L/53. 1939 pattern, die struck, alloy construction, solid backed badge with a silver wash. The badge is in the form of an embossed, vertically oval, laurel leaf wreath encompassing an embossed profile of a M35 pattern helmet with a high relief, canted, swastika to the center, superimposed over crossed swords on a pebbled base field. Complete pin and catch assembly. Badge is marked L/53. 2) WWII NAZI GERMAN BLACK WOUND BADGE. 1939 pattern, die stamped, tombak construction, hollow backed badge with a black wash. The badge is in the form of an embossed, vertically oval, laurel leaf wreath encompassing an embossed profile of an M35 pattern helmet with a high relief, canted, swastika to the center, superimposed over crossed swords on a pebbled base field. The reverse of the badge is a mirror image of the obverse and has a crimped, soldered hinge, a thin, round, vertical pin intact. 3) WWII NAZI GERMAN WAR MERIT CROSS 2ND CLASS WITH SWORDS. Die struck bronze, construction bravery award, with a bronze wash is in the form of a Maltese style cross with a circular centerpiece with an embossed, canted, swastika encircled by a nicely detailed oak-leaf wreath to the obverse. The reverse centerpiece has the embossed date,"1939", which is also encompassed by a nicely detailed oak-leaf wreath. The background field of both the obverse and reverse centerpieces is smooth while the arms of the cross have a pebbled background field with raised, smooth, outer edges. The swords, indicating bravery, emanated upward, between the arms of the cross. The ribbon suspension ring and medal loop are both intact. The cross comes complete with a piece of original ribbed rayon ribbon. 4) WWII NAZI GERMAN WEST WALL MEDAL. Die struck, tombac construction medal with a bronze wash is in the form of a roughly, 41mm tall, 32mm wide, vertical oval with embossed, oak-leaf wreath edging encompassing a smooth field with an embossed national eagle with out-stretched wings, clutching a wreathed, canted swastika in its talons, positioned above a crossed spade and sword which are in turn positioned above a pillbox to the obverse. The reverse also has the embossed, oak-leaf wreath edging which encompasses embossed, Latin script, "Für Arbeit zum Schutze Deutschlands", (For Work on the Defenses of Germany), on a smooth background field. The medal loop and the ribbon suspension ring are both intact. 5) RAD EM/NCO CAP BADGE. Die-struck aluminum cap badge being the RAD emblem of an upright spade head, whose vertically ribbed border is painted red, with a mobile swastika, cross-hatched and painted black, to its center, and with sprigs of barley extending upward from either side of the spade’s base. Both prongs complete. Maker marked to the reverse. 6) SA GROUP "HOCHLAND" EDELWEISS CAP BADGE. A stamped alloy cap badge, worn by members of group "Hochland" on the left side of their kepis, in the form of an edelweiss, whose silver-colored petals create an approximately 40mm diameter. Against its pebbled, golden-colored center is a black enameled, mobile swastika. Dual prongs are soldered to its otherwise featureless, hollow-back reverse. Light age darkening is evident to the petals of the flower, and a couple of small spots of wear may be seen to the enamel of the swastika. 7) DRL SPORTS BADGE LAPEL PIN IN BRONZE. A lapel pin version of the 1937 pattern, die struck bronze award. The badge is in the form of a 17mm tall, vertical oval oak leaf wreath, with a mobile swastika and bow to its base, encompassing the stylized, cut-out letters, "DRL." 8) POLIZEI NCO'S SHAKO NATIONAL TRI-COLOR COCKADE. Die stamped, natural aluminum construction, vertically oval, national tri-color cockade, with five rows of a simulated, twisted, rope outer edge, encompassing a single, black painted, simulated, twisted rope inner edge, a single, ribbed, inner trim and a red painted recessed centerpiece. The reverse, of the cockade has an inset, natural aluminum, back panel secured by six, small bend over prongs, and the reverse bottom edge has an extended, closed, wire loop to secure it to the Shako.