NCO badges with small division numbers and platoon cross numbered (Image)

Five different medals incl. Order of the Lion of Finland silver (Image)

Four different medals incl. Summan risti and Sururisti (Image)

Air Force Cross, in addition postcards with air force motif (Image)

Ståhlberg 150 years anniversary (Reijo Paavilainen), large silver medal 192g, in box. With certificate, minted only 150 pcs! (Image)

Two hangers with six crosses and medals, for example Keski-Kannas cross and Blue cross. In addition two Lotta Svärd badges (Image)

Keski-Kannas Cross (Image)

Three medals with certificates including Freedom Cross with swords (Image)

Medals and platoon rings and old military passport (Image)

Medals lot (Image)

Medals etc. Fine lot in case for example Mourning Cross and Coast Defence Cross (Image)

Medals and other badges lot incl. Suomen Kuulon huoltoliitto (silver) (Image)

Good copy of air mail stamp (Image)

Miniature Crosses: Aunus Cross and VR3 as well as AKS badge (silver) (Image)

Hanger with three medals, for example 3. and 4. class Cross of freedom. In addition miniatyre stamps and three other badges (Image)

Moneta collection of Blue-White Hearth in box, 9 medals (Image)

Moneta collection: Highlights of Finnish sports, 11 gilded plates in fine box (Image)

Moneta collection Suomi taisteli (Finland at war), 18 pcs silver (Image)

Moneta collection Freedom Heroes, bronze medal set, eight pcs in fine box (Image)

Patterimäkeläiset miniature cross with buckle (Image)

President etc related medals lot. In addition some standards (Image)

Romania bronze medal for loyalty and courage (Image)

German Army's 11th SS Volunteer Armored Crenatorial Division Nordland - sleeve badge, officer model. The unit was part of the Waffen-SS and was an armored unit made up of foreign volunteers, established on March 22, 1942 from Freikorps Danmark, the Freiwilligen-Legion Norwegen, and the SS-Wiking SS armored crew regiment from Nordland. Later, the main part of the division was made up of German soldiers. The department was abolished at the end of the war in May 1945. The length of the sleeve badge is about cm 48, i.e. full-length, not shortened, because the original SS / RZM badges were sewn with hem at both ends. Width approx. 28 mm. The name Nordland is a unit of black (so-called soft = rayon) wool skillfully embroidered by hand. Behind the sleeve badge, a protective piece fabric sewn over it protects the hand embroidery. The edges of the ribbon have two silver-gray seven-stripe braided ribbons along the entire length of the sleeve badge. Left SS / RZM mark "380" No. 42 (3) 2 (3) XXX and right SS / RZM mark "467" No. "203675". The sleeve badge is rarer - 1st model 1940 - than its second and third variation: machine embroidered (so-called flatfire) 1943-45 sleeve badge. It was worn in the right cuff, usually 15 cm from the sleeve opening. A pictorial certificate of authenticity and a statement of the information on the sleeve mark are included. Excellent, like new condition! GREAT AND VERY RARE! (Image)

German Army Waffen SS-Oberführer collar plates. The SS-Oberführer was only a military rank used in the SS. Hand-woven edging with silver aluminum thread on top of a black, high-quality silk velvet-covered fabric and 2 embroidered oak leaves that express that military value. Model “Post 1941” or so-called B-variation, manufactured and appearing from 1941 to 1945. Includes a pictorial certificate of authenticity and an explanation of the information and model of the collar tiles. Paper stamp of the manufacturer with the SS / RZM code on the bottom (with “Buckram-style, colored, light brown hardwood fabric). FINE AND RARE (Image)

Knight's Cross of the German Iron Cross 1939, a good museum-quality copy of a rare decoration (Image)