3rd Reich badges,
patches,medals,
awards,
uniforms, eg belts
and buckles,
cloth headdress
and dress
sword
Should you wish
to sell or simply
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WANTED
Second Pattern Kreigsmarine
daggers by E&F Horster, Nazi
Kriegsmarine daggers with
brass scabbards and fittings and
Cream celluloid grips required.
Blades should be in good condition
light marks are acceptable,
Etched with sailing ship or the
fouled ancher design.£600-Top Prices
Paid for good examples
A Good SS Dagger We Paid $3000!
REAL SPECIALIST WITH A MUSEUM THEMED STORE OPEN DAILY
Star of the Grand Cross of the Iron Cross,
Grand Cross of the Iron Cross,
Knights Cross of the Iron Cross,
with Golden Oakleaves,
Swords, and Diamonds,
Golden Knights Cross of the War Merit Cross,
(Awarded with and without Swords),
German Cross with Diamonds,
Star of the Grand Cross of the Iron Cross (1939).
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Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross,
with Oakleaves, Swords, and Diamonds.
War-merit-cross-gold.
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Military valor decorations,
Knights Cross of the Iron Cross,
with Oakleaves, Swords, and Diamonds Knights,
Cross of the Iron Cross,
with Oakleaves and Swords,
Knights Cross of the Iron Cross,
with Oakleaves Knights Cross.
Honor role clasp.
Knights Cross of the War Merit Cross
(Awarded with and without Swords)
German Cross in Silver War Merit Cross
(First and Second Class)
(Awarded with and without Swords)
Knights Cross of the War Merit Cross with Swords
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War Merit Cross.
Spanish Cross in Gold, Silver, and Bronze
Awarded with and without Swords
Special grade awarded in Gold with Diamonds
Posthumous grade known as
“Spanish Cross for Next of Kin of Fallen”
Spanish Cross.
Military service decorations,
Cross of Honor (1914–1918) ,
Eastern Front Medal West Wall Medal,
Upgrade able to include 1944 Bar Anschluss Medal,
Memel Medal Sudetenland Medal,
Upgrade able to include
Prague Castle Bar,
Hindenburg cross front,
Ostmedaille.
Shutzwall medal.
Anchlussmedal front.
Medaille zur Erinnerung Memellandes.
Sudetenland Medal.
Military service medals[
Wehrmacht Long Service Award
Awarded for Army, Navy, and Air Force
Awarded in grades of 4, 12, 18, 25,
and 40 Years of Service SS Long Service Award
Awarded in grades of 4, 12, 18, and 25 Years of Service
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Waffen-SS Long Service Award
12 year in Silver.
Wound badges
1939 Wound Badge
BEFORE YOU ATTEMPT TO SELL A NAZI DAGGER ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Facebook has been urged to do more to prevent the sale of Nazi memorabilia on its website.
Items including an SS badge, a Nazi military cross and Third Reich propaganda materials have recently been posted on Facebook’s Marketplace.
Facebook does not allow the sale of offensive items and removed the goods after being contacted by the BBC.
Campaign groups said internet companies had a responsibility to stamp out the trade in Nazi artefacts.
There is no specific UK law preventing the sale of Nazi memorabilia, but most major auction houses and online shopping sites have policies preventing it.
According to Facebook’s policy, items sold online must comply with the site’s community standards which prevent the sale of anything deemed offensive.
‘Cursory glance’
But two Nazi military badges were allowed to remain on sale despite being reported by a Facebook user in October last year.
Joe Mulhall, senior researcher at campaign group Hope Not Hate, said: “A cursory glance at something like Facebook Marketplace shows you how easy it is to still find these things.
“While social media companies, and a company like Facebook, have a real job on their hands to try and deal with something that changes as quickly as this, I think they have to do more.”
He said there was a “real danger that this market funds far-right and extremist individuals who sell and trade this content, and that’s the last thing we want”.
He added: “In the last five or six months, we’ve seen moves in the right direction by companies like Facebook when it comes to hate content on their platform and things like this being sold, but I think there’s a long way to go.”
The social media giant has acknowledged mistakes were made on occasion and said it was constantly working to improve methods used to identify potential violations of its policies.
‘Disrespectful’
Stephen Silverman, director of investigations and enforcement at the Campaign Against anti-Semitism, said: “It is difficult to comment without knowing more about the incident.
“However, this is a far-from-straightforward issue.
“While there are perfectly legitimate reasons for acquiring Nazi memorabilia, it is also the case that such items are in demand by those who fetishise the Nazi regime or by far-right groups who publicly display them at their events.
“It is incumbent on social media companies to ensure that they only promote bona fide retailers and that they have processes in place to weed out sellers whose motives are questionable.”
Online auction site eBay allows items of historical significance to be listed, including Nazi currency and stamps, but bans Nazi propaganda, elements of military uniforms or other items bearing Nazi symbols.
A spokesman for eBay said: “These items have no place on our marketplace. EBay goes beyond legal requirements to remove items that may be disrespectful to the families of those affected by the atrocities committed during the war.”