Badges auctions
Russia (USSR) Badge of the Order of the Red Banner ND (1951-1952)37.24g. Sold as seen. Minor enamel defects. Type 4, Variant 2. The Order of the Red Banner was the first Soviet order, originally instituted in the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic by decree of 16 September 1918 and later established as an all-Union award of the USSR on 1 August 1924. It was created to recognize exc...
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) Silver Medal 1897 - 7th International Geological Congress - Nicholas II (1894-1917)11.01g. 28mm. PROOF. An absolutely gorgeous exemplar, exhibiting mirror-like fields beneath an old, deep colourful patina. Medalier: unknown. Diakov 1257.1 (Ar - R3). Rare. Obv.: Wreath of oak branches enclosing crossed hammer and pickaxe. Inscription around: GEOLOGORUM CONVENT...
Poland20th century - post-war Poland and the Polish People's Republic (1945-1989). Knight's Cross, on arms VIR-TUTI MILI / TARI, arms in black enameled border, in the center of the cross a rim of laurel leaves, inside of which an enameled white Eagle (without crown), on the reverse side in a medallion a rim of laurel leaves, inside of which an inscription HONOR / I / DAY / 1792, one-piece cros...
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Shield with white five-pointed star, above K.S. WISŁA, below - 1906 -, one-piece badge, mounted on post, cap unsigned brass, enamel, 18.2 x 20.4 mm, 4.11 g (without cap), post secondarily soldered, enamel damage
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Shield with Pogoń on it, POGOÑ Lviv in the upper part, on the reverse side signature L-PRAMER / WIEN, two-part badge, mounted with safety pin brass, enamel, 20.5 x 23.9 mm, 4.02 g, enamel chipping
Russia (USSR) Badge of The Order of Glory 2nd class later gilded (originally 3rd Class) ND35.43g. Sold as seen. Order of Glory, attributed as 2nd Class; central medallion gilding applied at a later date (base type corresponds to the original 3rd Class type). The Order of Glory was instituted by Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR on 8 November 1943, simultaneously with ...
Russia Crowned wreath, inside the letters РПУ, below it a circular and an eccentric, on the reverse side stamped sample 84 and namesake ДО and XVIIII, badge in several parts, fixed with a safety pin, safety pin broken off silver, 43.6 x 58.4 mm, 26.61 g
Poland20th century - post-war Poland and the Polish People's Republic (1945-1989) Bachelor's cross, with horns of arms ending in balls, five rays in each corner, in the medallion in the border the letters RP, one-piece decoration, attached with a ribbon, the cross made at the Caritas stamping plant in Warsaw or at the Bronislaw Grabski plant in Lodz gilded tombak, enamel, 41.3 x 47.1 mm, 28.82...
Poland, 8th Cavalry Regiment of Prince Józef Poniatowski - officer's commemorative badge (COPY)
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PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Cross, in the corners eagles, on the shoulders 1791 - 1918 / U8, in the medallion crowned wreath, in which the initials JP, on the wreath sash, on which "PIERZY PUŁK", badge in two parts, fixed on a post, no cap, badge most probably made in Andrzej Panasiuk's factory white metal, enamel, 51.7 x 53.1 mm, 26.80 g
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Horse's head left, above - T - Z - H - K - P -, below 1841, on reverse side engraved 137, two-part badge, mounted on post, cap signed ST. REISING / ENGRAVER / WARSAW / - NOT QUITE 1. -. brass, enamel, 25.6 mm, 9.28 g (without cap), beautifully preserved
GermanyWürttemberg - Wilhelm II (1891-1918). Bust of the ruler to the right, WILHELM II KOENIG VON WUERTEMBERG, on the reverse side a wreath in which FÜR / TAPFERKEIT / UND TREUE, one-piece decoration, mounted with ribbon, no ribbon silver (?), 28.3 mm, 11.97 g
Poland20th century - post-war Poland and the People's Republic of Poland (1945-1989). Five-pointed cross, rays in the corners, in the medallion a worker with a hammer and a pennant, on the reverse side in the medallion of the People's Republic of Poland, two-piece order, attached with a ribbon, made at the State Mint, plus a box Silver plated metal, enamel, 44.0 x 46.9 mm, 41.10 g (with ribbon...
PolandPeople's Republic of Poland (1952-1989) the set includes: 1) Badge of the Corps of Cadets numbered 0363, 2) Miniature badge of the Corps of Cadets, 3) Commemorative badge of graduates of the Corps of Cadets. total of 3 pieces
Canada 1885 North West Canada Medal Named: Pte. A.P. Graham Alexander P. Graham served with the 2nd Battalion, Queen's Own Rifles. The roll lists him as entitled to just this medal.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) Silver Award Medal 1896 - In memory of Alexander III (1881-1894)11.81g. 28mm. AU/AU. Medalier: A. Griliches Jr. (без подписи). Bitkin (medals) 1139н; Diakov 1094.1. Obv.: Bust of Emperor Alexander III right within semicircular inscription to the right and laurel branch to the left.Inscription around: ИМП . АЛЕКСАНДРЪ III (Emperor Alexan...
Numbered: 253376. In silver, gilt and enamelled.
Presented to all German forces that were present at the Battles of Narvik between 9th April and 8th June 1940.
Missing pinback, unmarked. Presumably by Karl Wurster.
Numbered: 858404. In silver, gilt and enamelled.
Named: SGT. W.O.A.G. R.T. GAMMON #R-90157 Flight Sergeant Rex Thomas Gammon was born Dec. 11, 1916, he was a wireless air gunner, in a Vickers Wellington MK Ic. He was from Sarnia Ontario Canada. SGT. Gammon was based in RAF Wellesbourne Mountford, part of the 22 Operational Training Unit. They left the base at 22:00 on 28th July 1942, at 01:21 the Vickers Wellington was shot up by flak, and p...
CroatiaIndependent State of Croatia (1941-1945) Bust left, POGLAVNIK + ANTE - PAVELIĆ -, on reverse side letter U in which burning garnet with Croatian Coat of Arms, on sides of flame 10 - IV, on sides 19 - 41, FOR DOMSPREMNI - FOR HRABROST, on edge punches of silver, one-piece decoration, attached with ribbon, ribbon missing silver, 35.6 mm, 18.57 g, cleaned, patina, very rare
Estonia Order of Merit of Defense League unit in Jõgeva (1994-present)26.86g. 47mm. Sold as seen. Modern issue.
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) heraldic lily, on O N C petals, on ZHP ribbon, one-piece badge, minted with counter, post mount, cap signed ST. REISING / WARSAW bronze, 20.4 x 29.3 mm, 1.85 g (without nut), patina
Numbered: 328140. In silver, gilt and enamelled.
Numbered: 355577. In silver, gilt and enamelled.
Numbered: 472746. In silver, gilt and enamelled.
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Wreath with a ligature composed of the letters P, Z and O, on the wreath tie crossed graft and secateurs, on the ribbon 1906, one-piece badge silver-plated copper, 28.1 x 32.7 mm, 8.45 g
Numbered: 622010. In silver, gilt and enamelled.
7th Battalion British Columbia Cap Badge and Insignia
Master Warrant Officer Horace Harris Smith served in Korea in 1952-1953, and was awarded the Korea Medal, UN Korea Medal, Canadian Forces' Decoration among others. He was part of The Royal Canadian Regiment. He was the President of the Korean Veteran's Association, Ontario Region, Unit 4, Wolseley Branch, London. Horace was a long time resident of London Ontario. He past away in 2014.
In original case, with lady's bow riband. Unnamed as issued. 36.5mm. 36g of .925 silver.
Named: 190219 PTE. R.J. NEWTON 91-CAN-INF Robert Joyes Newton was born on 3rd December 1872 and attested for the 91st Battalion, Canadian Infantry on 5th April 1916.
In original case, unnamed as issued. 36.5mm. 36g of .925 silver.
Bravery in the field medal named: 1099787 Cpl J. EVERITT 10/CAN: R. T. Victory & war medal named: 1099787 CPL J. EVERITT C.R.T. Born April 9th 1879. Passed away December 23rd 1956. The 256th battalion was formed in Ontario and Nova Scotia for the purpose of engaging in specialized railway and bridge construction projects. It was mobilized in Nova Scotia, Windsor, and Toronto, c...
Private Albert Edward Egelton of London, Ontario, served with the 18th Battalion, Canadian Infantry. He was killed in action at the age of 24 on May 9th, 1917, near Fresnoy. It is worth mentioning that the sister of Harry W. Brown VC was married to Egelton’s brother, Charles Egelton. The Victoria Cross itself was sent to Mrs Charles Egelton as next-of-kin. Victoria Cross Citation: “After t...
Latvia Bronze Award Medal 1928 - For the 10th Anniversary of the Battles for the Liberation of the Republic of Latvia21.90g. 35mm. Sold as seen. With swords on ribbon.
1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class, Bavaria Military Merit Cross with Swords, Cross of Honour 1914, Prince Regent Luitpold Medal in Bronze, Bavaria Military Long Service Cross, Third Reich Faithful Service.
Named: A 19115 SPR. FOXHALL S.B. Presented to 324 men of No.1 and No.2 Tunnelling Companies of the Royal Canadian Engineers for their service in Gibraltar. They were sent to improve defensive fortifications via mining and excavation. Includes research.
Queen’s and King’s South Africa Medal: 1899-1902: 2952 Pte. T. Perkins. Devon: Regt. India General Service Medal 1895: 2952 Pte. G. Perkins 1st Bn. Devon: Regt. Perkins is entitled to all clasps. He is listed on the India Medal General Service Medal roll as ‘2952 Pte. George Perkins’ but on the other rolls for South Africa as ‘2952 Private T. Perkins’.
Named: 3310453 PTE J.J. SULLIVAN. C.M.G. BDE. Private John Joseph Sullivan was born on May 1st, 1889. John enlisted with the Second Depot Battalion Second Central Ontario Regiment on January 16th 1918. On July 9th 1918 he transferred to Machine Gun Corps at Niagara Camp. He served in France. He was discharged on Aug. 7th 1919.
Numbered: 546772. In silver, gilt and enamelled.
Named: 26004 Pte. J.M. De Slubicki. Can. M.M.G. Bde. John Slubicki was born in Warsaw, Poland, on August 14t,h 1898. He served with the Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade as a motor despatch rider and the Royal Garrison Artillery as Second Lieutenant.
Named: 742320 A-Sgt. J. A. BIDDISOOM M. M. Joseph was awarded the Military Medal, please see attached photos. He was killed in action on June 23rd 1918, and is buried at Bellacourt Military Cemetery in France.
Named: 447994 L/CPL R.G. CUTHBERTSON Lance Corporal Robert George Cuthbertson was born February 26th, 1890. He lived around Brandon Manitoba, he was a farmer by trade. His attestation papers where signed in Calgary on February 9th 1916. He served with the 22nd Oxford Rifles in Woodstock for 2 years before WWI. He fought with the 50th battalion in November 1916. L. Corp. Cuthbertson was first r...
Named: GS-14383 PTE. W. GREEN. R. FUS. Named: 66809 PTE. F. W. A. APPLEBY. WORC. R.
Numbered: 950672. In silver, gilt and enamelled.
Named: 1261979 GNR. R.A. RITCHIE C.G.A. Ronald Arthur Ritchie was born on 18th October 1896 and attested for the Canadian Garrison Artillery on 16th March 1916.
GermanyWilhelm II (1888-1918) Two figures with a newborn baby, seated at a table, on the reverse side III / INTERNATIONALER / KONGRESS / FÜR / SÄUGLINGSSCHUTZ / (GOTTES DE LAIT) / IN / BERLIN / 11.-15. SEPTEMBER / 1911 silver (?), 30.5 mm, 15.69 g
1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class, Wurttemberg Military Merit Medal, Cross of Honour 1914, Wurttemberg 9 Year Long Service Medal, Bulgaria Commemorative Medal for the War of 1915-1918.
PolandPeople's Republic of Poland (1952-1989) Rhombus, at the center of which is a shield with the Eagle, below it a ribbon on which is WAM, four-part badge, mounted on a post, cap signed STATE MINT silver plated tombak, enamel, 27.6 x 47.6 mm, 12.95 g (without cap)
Named: 867631. In silver, gilt and enamelled.
Named: E-4496 PTE. H. BEAUSEL Post war death, due to war time service. Please be aware your bidding on cross only, you can print research attached to photos.
Numbered: 557142. In silver, gilt and enamelled.
Named: 669583 Pte. L.B. BLACKFORD Marked: STERLING Leslie Borthwick Blackford of Toronto served with the 3rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry. He was killed on 6th November 1917 by an enemy shell during the attack on Passchendaele Ridge.
Named: 472189 Pte. G. M. FAULDS George Maitland Faulds was born in London Ontario, Dec. 27, 1872. He lived in North Battleford SK with his wife and 3 kids. He was part of the 22nd Saskatchewan Light Horse regiment before WWI. Enlisted in the 65th battalion and was later part of 46th battalion. George was part of the Somme offensive. On Sept 17, 1916 he was killed in action while trying to save...
Named: 307482 W. F. MAYARD, ACT. L. STO., R.N. 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. William Frederick Maynard was born in Deptford, London, on July 11th, 1886 and served as Acting Lieutenant Stoker with the Royal Navy. He is also entitled to the Silver War Badge.
Named: CPL RD GAMBLE Special Service Medal with NATO clasp, UN Disengagement Observer Force Medal, Canadian Forces Decoration.
Mixed types, and makers.
Lengyelország 1940 k. "Varsói Evezős Társaság" zománcozott fém jelvény (22x29mm) T:AU patina / Poland around 1940. "Warsaw Rowing Society" enameled metal badge (22x29mm) C:AU patina
A mixed lot of Canadian cap and collar badges from different regiments.