J2 - Flak-Kampfabzeichen der Luftwaffe by C.E. Juncker of Berlin. Instituted January 10, 1941, the Luftwaffe Flak Badge was awarded to those who had participated in 3 air defense actions (with a registered kill) or 5 air defense actions (regardless of a kill) or to the battery commander if half of their troops had been awarded the badge. It is constructed out of ... Read and See More

Flak-Kampfabzeichen der Luftwaffe by Gustav Brehmer of Markneukirchen. Instituted January 10, 1941, the Luftwaffe Flak Badge was awarded to those who had participated in 3 air defense actions (with a registered kill) or 5 air defense actions (regardless of a kill) or to the battery commander if half of their troops had been awarded the badge. It is constructed out of a two-piece die ... Read and See More

A Flak-Kampfabzeichen der Luftwaffe by Gebruder Wegerhoff of Lüdenscheid. Instituted January 10, 1941, the Luftwaffe Flak Badge was awarded to those who had participated in 3 air defense actions (with a registered kill) or 5 air defense actions (regardless of a kill) or to the battery commander if half of their troops had been awarded the badge. It is constructed out of a ... Read and See More

Aluminum Type 2B - Flugzeugführer und Beobachterabzeichen by Assmann & Sohne of Lüdenscheid. The Pilot / Observer badge was to be awarded to personnel who qualified as both a pilot and observer. It is a two piece die struck aluminum based construction that has been silver washed and gold gilded. Here we have a Luftwaffe Aluminum Pilot Observer Badge by ... Read and See More

A Luftwaffen Fliegerschützen Bordfunker und Bordmechanikerabzeichen by Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid. Introduced January 19, 1935, an airman could receive the badge after passing a qualification exam and completing a minimum of five missions over enemy territory or two months of training or earlier if wounded in the process of an operational flight.It is a two-piece construction made out of ... Read and See More

A Luftwaffen Fliegerschützen Bordfunker und Bordmechanikerabzeichen by F. W. Assmann & Söhne, Lüdenscheid. Introduced January 19, 1935, an airman could receive the badge after passing a qualification exam and completing a minimum of five missions over enemy territory or two months of training or earlier if wounded in the process of an operational flight. It is a two-piece construction made ... Read and See More

A Luftwaffen Fliegerschützen Bordfunker und Bordmechanikerabzeichen im Etui by IMME & Sohn of Berlin. Introduced January 19, 1935, an airman could receive the badge after passing a qualification exam and completing a minimum of five missions over enemy territory or two months of training or earlier if wounded in the process of an operational flight. It is a two-piece construction made out ... Read and See More

A J4 - Luftwaffe Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Gold by C. E. Juncker of Berlin. Instituted January 30, 1941, the Bomber Clasp, Kampf und Sturzkampfflieger (Heavy, Medium and Dive-Bomber) in Gold was awarded for 100 combat missions. It is constructed out of two pieces of die struck / stamped zinc / nickel-silver that has been gold gilded / chemically blackened and covered in a protective ... Read and See More

A Luftwaffe Frontflug-Spange für Transportfliger in Bronze by Friedrich Orth of Wein. Instituted November 19, 1941, the Transport and Glider Clasp in Bronze was and awarded for 30 operational sorties. It is constructed out of two pieces of die struck nickel-silver/zinc alloy that has been bronze washed/chemically blackened. The obverse depicts a centrally placed blackened open winged Luftwaffe eagle, clutching ... Read and See More

A Luftwaffe Frontflugspange für Kampffliegerr in Bronze by G.H. Osang of Dresden. The Bronze Bomber Clasp, Kampf und Sturzkampfflieger (Heavy, Medium and Dive-Bomber), was awarded for 20 combat missions. It is constructed out of two pieces of die struck tombak that has been bronzed / chemically blackened and covered in a protective lacquer coating. The obverse depicts a centrally placed ... Read and See More

A Luftwaffe Frontflug-Spange für Transportfliger in Gold mit Anhänger by an unknown maker yet it is likely FLL. Instituted November 19, 1941, the Transport and Glider Clasp in Gold was and awarded for 110 operational sorties. The Star Pendant clasps was awarded upon completion of 250 operational sorties. It is constructed out of two pieces of die struck / stamped zinc / nickel-silver base ... Read and See More

A NSFK Flugzeugführerabzeichen für Motorflugzeuge (3.Form). Instituted July 12, 1938, by NSFK-Korpsführer General der Flieger Christiansen. It is constructed out of a die struck zinc-alloy base that has been silver washed. The slightly vaulted obverse features a centrally placed soaring eagle surrounded by an oak leaf wreath that is tied together at the bottom and is below an NSFK ... Read and See More

A Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps Erinnerungsplakette 1939 im Etui. Awarded for the June 30 - July 2, 1939 gliding competition in Dusseldorf. It is constructed out of a die stamped zinc base that has been gold gilded. The round shaped obverse features an off-centered NSFK flag with an NSFK emblem, which features; the Greek god ‘Icarus' behind a mobile swastika (to his legs) below an arched “ ... Read and See More

Ehrenschild für Hervorragende Technische Leistung des Oberbefehlshaber Süd. Instituted in 1942, the “Honor Shield for Outstanding Technical Achievements in the Southern Command” was intended to reward special achievements in the technical branch off the Luftwaffe that could not be rewarded with an existing portable award. It is constructed out of a cast iron base that has been chemically blackened. ... Read and See More

Stufe Kraftfahrbewährungsabzeichen in Gold, Sibler und bronze. Awarded upon completing specific award criteria in recognizing driver efforts, ability and vehicle maintenance. It is constructed out of a die stamped steel base that has been finished and lacquered. The obverse features a steering wheel above a textured background surrounded by a laurel leaf wreath with stems to the bottom. silver ... Read and See More

Numerous Documents and Photos of Knights Cross and Luftwaffe Honor Goblet Winner Luftwaffe Fahnenjunker-Feldwebel Ernst Orzegowski (19.10.19 – 02.08.05) flew with 2. / Schlachtgeschwader 77 until 1944 before being transferred to Home Defense, III. / Schlachtgeschwader 10. He flew a total of 682 combat missions and scored 3 aerial victories. Orzegowski won the following awards: 21.07.1942 - Frontflugspange i. Bronze, 05.09.1942 - Frontflugspange i. Silber, 12.09.1942 - E K 2, 05.10.1942 - Frontflugspange i. Gold, 22.10.1942 - ... Read and See More

Potentially for a Luftwaffe Stickpin. The inside says "Lapel insignia Luftwaffe only I think". The purple stamp says "Verein der Hundefreunde Pirmasens". The bottom reads: "E.F. Wiedmann, Metallwarenfabrik Frankfurt aM.-S". The inside diameter measures 2 7/8 inches tall by 2 1/8 long by 3/16 inches deep. A unique piece. ... See More

An essential piece for navigating and observing! This wrist compass was made by Kadlec in Prague and introduced in 1939 to the Luftwaffe. It is made of clear and black bakelite with blackened leather wrist straps along with brass and alloy fittings. The liquid inside is petroleum (kerosene) and can be exchanged or refilled upon inspection. The obverse features the red ... Read and See More

An Internationaler Rundflug 1930 Aero-Club von Deutschland Medallion. It is constructed out of a die struck bronze base that has been black burnished. The round shaped obverse reads: “Aero-Club von Deutschland”, signed and is surrounded by “Internationaler Rundflug 1930”. The reverse depicts the map of euro behind a Lufhandsa style eagle. It measures 3 5/8 in diameter. It comes housed in its appropriate case. ... Read and See More