Kingdom of Romania, WWII - Medalia Cruciada împotriva comunismului. Instituted April 1, 1942, awarded to recognize the distinguished service of Romanian and other Axis Powers military and civilian personnel operating on both the Eastern and Home fronts. It is constructed out of a die stamped brass base that has been bronze washed. The obverse feature a clenched fist holding a vertically pointed ... Read and See More

Plakette Österreichisches Bundesheer Bestschieszen 1937 im Etui by Hauptmünzamt of Wien III. Constructed out of a die struck bronze base that has been bronze washed. The round shaped obverse features a shooting Bundesheer member, in front of a field and above “H.K. Scholz 1936”, all surrounded by “Österreichisches Bundesheer Bestschieszen”. The reverse reads: “Bestschieszen 1937”. It measures 2 3/8 inch diameter. It comes ... Read and See More

Kingdom of Bulgaria, c.1891-1908 - Type I - Орден за гражданска заслуга. Instituted August 2, 1891, by Prince Ferdinand I, the Order of Civil Merit was awarded in recognition of exceptional achievements in Bulgarian civil life and society. The III Class was awarded to foreign and Bulgarian high-ranking Officials. It is a multi-piece gilded brass and multi-colored enamel construction. The obverse features a central disc ... Read and See More

1st Class zinc gilt with the finish absorbed to the medal, 36.5 mm x 58.5 mm inclusive of its crown suspension, original ribbon is lost. ... See More

‘IN HOC SIGNO VINCES’. Nice enamel badge here. No makers marks, approx 2" wide. ... See More

Kingdom of Belgium - Croix de guerre / Oorlogskruis 1914-1918. Instituted October 25, 1915, the Cross of War was a military decoration awarded for bravery or other military virtue on the battlefield. It is a multi-piece construction made out of bronze that has been bronze washed and chemically burnished. The obverse features an encircled rampant lion on a Maltese style cross with ball ... Read and See More

Commemorative Medal of the Serbia War 1914-1918 by Huguenin Frères of Switzerland. Instituted in 1920, this medal was to commemorate the 1914-1918 war, and was awarded to all veterans, enlisted men, NCOs, and officers, Serbian and Allied, who participated in Serbia's liberation. It is constructed out of a die stuck bronze base that has been burnished. The obverse features the ... Read and See More

Serbia, Frist Balkan War - Commemorative Medal for the Serbo Turkish War 1912. Instituted October 31, 1913, the medal was awarded to military and civilians who had participated in the First Balkan War of 1912-13. It is constructed out of a die stamped bronze base. The round shaped obverse features a "1912" marked radiating sun above the Serbian Orthodox Monastery Gračanica (XIV century) ... Read and See More

A 1941 Romanian Cruciada Impotriva Comunismului; circular gilded bronze medal; on loop for suspension; with its period original ribbon; the obverse with a hand holding a sword vertically with sun rays to the left and right of the hilt, and circumscribed “1941” as well as “Cruciada Importava Comunismului” (Crusade against Communism); the reverse with a portrait of a female facing towards the ... Read and See More

Rokiski c.1946-1977 (open royal crown). Nationalist (Franco) Air Force. The gilt 5 points star over the the propeller blades denote the additional qualification of "observer". Some enamel damage. ... See More

Clerk & Sentry. ... See More

Belgian Medals, Decorations and Orders. ... See More

Belgium, badge for achievements in the "Habilete Moralite" industry, 2nd class, after 1905, Symbols of industry (metallurgical furnace, gear wheel, compass, shovel and hammer) in an oval in which HABILETE MORALITE / BEKWAAMHEID ZEDELIJKHEID, surrounded by a laurel wreath, crowned with top with lion shield to the left, top with crown and pendant. ... See More

It is constructed out of a die struck brass base that has been bronze washed and contains white, blue and red enamel work. The obverse features a white cross with a centrally placed “NLD” below a crown and within the arms it reads: “National Nationaal” the full back reverse is marker marked: “Jos. Sandre Lige”. Black yellow and red ribbon ... Read and See More

This bayonet was designed to fit the 1895 Mauser Infantry Rifle. It was manufactured in Germany under contract. The 10 inch long, single fuller straight blade on this one looks good. It is marked to the reverse “Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co Solingen, (WKC)”. The fit remains nice and tight and the tip comes to a sharp point. The blade rates Exc++. It shows ... Read and See More

This bayonet was designed to fit the 1895 Mauser Infantry Rifle. It was manufactured in Germany under contract. The 10 inch long, single fuller straight blade on this one looks great. It is marked to the reverse “Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co Solingen, (WKC)”. The fit remains nice and tight and the tip comes to a sharp point. The blade rates NM. It shows ... Read and See More

Long 38" plated blade marked "India". Dcorative brass guard lined with leather. Plated steel scabbard with good fits. ... See More

Switzerland, WWII – Sagebajonett Mod. 1914 by Waffenfabrik of Neuhausen. Introduced in 1914, these Sawing Bayonets were issued to select troops, along with the 7.5mm Bolt-Action Schmidt-Rubin M1911 Carbine and the M1931 Short Rifle (K31 Carbine), for both the Swiss and Italians. These bayonets were originally introduced with leather scabbards in 1914. The 18 7/8 inch, fullered single side, swell-point tip, sawback, matte finished blade looks ... Read and See More

Steel crossguard with up and down finials, steel beaked pommel, composite grips held by two screwed ferrules, spring lug to engage with lock. Steel single edged blade with deep fuller and swelling towards point. Marked ’Artilleria over crown and crossed cannon, fabrica de toledo’ on one ricasso and no 24784 on the other, In its steel mounted black leather scabbard suffers ... Read and See More

A nice example here. The blade is clean and has the distinctive fuller ridge. Correctly maker marked the blade is NM. The scabbard is blued and remains dent-free. The hilt is steel with two riveted wood grip plates. The grip is serialized “607903”. The button works well. Included is a nice frog dated 1963. See page 210-211 of “An Illustrated History Bayonets” ... Read and See More

Switzerland - Model 1943 Officer/NCO Dagger by Elsener Schwyz Victoria. Introduced on January 1, 1944, by November 4, 1943 Federal Council decree, the M43 dagger was for officers and higher NCOs to replace the sabre and épée. The drop forged, double-edged 209mm long blade on this one looks wonderful. The obverse is serialized “240838” and the reverse is maker marked “Elsener Schwyz Victoria”. Beautiful ... Read and See More

The hilt grip is brass, blued steel crossguard, reversed quillons (upper quillon contains coat of arms). The scabbard is blued steel with a brass drag. This one has a nice well marked frog ... See More

A nice and clean unmarked blade. Original buffer pad. Steel scabbard with brass fittings and leather. Brass hilt and Celluloid grip. It is pre-1989 issue. Included is a set of Navy Hangers and dress belt. ... See More

A nice and clean unmarked blade. Original buffer pad. Steel scabbard with brass fittings. Full length original chain with twisted links that ends at a plain well working clip. Brass hilt and Celluloid grip. It is pre-1989 issue. ... See More

First model bayonet made by Alsoco, Solingen. This is an export bayonet. Blade is clean without dings or corrosion. Grips are in very good condition. Steel mounted leather scabbard is in good condition without stitching coming apart. This bayonet was made for the Remington Danish Rolling Block rifle. ... See More

Beautiful craftsmanship! It is constructed out of a gold bullion, orange, white and blue rayon along with red and black wool which covers a white cardboard base and a white cotton backing. The triangular shaped obverse features a centrally placed Dutch Republic Lion (crowned rampant lion holding a sword and arrows, with its tongue sticking out), above an orange, white ... Read and See More

I have been unable to positively identify this. I suspect it’s a Belgian Croix de Guerre Fourrageres WWII but not entirely sure. If you know please share with me! ... See More

Here we have a Salzburg (Austria) Coat of Arms Arm Patch. The obverse depicts a machine embroidered Salzburg Coat of Arms on a black wool base. It measures roughly, 2 3/5 inches in diameter. There are no mothing holes and it retains nice color. A good Vet purchased patch! Find out more on ... Read and See More

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India made Carving set in hand carded wood and brass. ... See More

4 Sections, Holds many popular magazines like MP40, Thompson etc. With shoulder strap. ... See More

This is a Swedish 1939 dated with the Swedish crown on the holster flap. ... See More

1 piece. Norges Bank Ti Kroner 1939. ... See More

It was manufactured in 1941 in Milwaukee, USA by Milsco for the Netherlands East Indies government for use by the Royal Netherlands Indies Army (KNIL) and the Royal Neth. Navy. The order was given to Milsco because The Netherlands were occupied since may 1940 and could not deliver helmets to the colonies. This helmet came to The Netherlands after the war and ... Read and See More

As shown, purchased from Collectors guild and offered at our pricing! ... See More

Shows some stains. Purchased from Collectors Guild and now offered at our pricing! ... See More

Model 1932 - Royal Hungarian Air Force NCO Dagger Hangers. The buckles, back connector clip and clip-loops are all constructed out of a stamped bronze base. The buckles show decorative hand enhance. The dagger clips are steel based and continue to work well. The back-connector clip works well. All of these components are held together by two brown leather straps that ... Read and See More

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