Overstock Deal Original German Wwi - Wwii Belt Buckle, Award & Tinnie Grouping With Kvkii, Hindenburg Cross, & More - 13 Items Perfect For Gifting [h3OojVlN]

Unique German WWII Belt Buckle and Award Collection

Introducing an exceptional collection of original German WWI & WWII awards and tinnies, brought back from the European theater by a USGI after the war. This one-of-a-kind set offers a rare glimpse into the history of German military decorations and the personal mementos of soldiers who returned from the front lines. The collection features a diverse array of medals, tinnies, and insignia, each with its own story and significance.

• Comprehensive Collection: Includes a 1939 EKII, Panzer Officer Bullion Breast eagle, and more.
• Historical Significance: Represents the typical "haul" one might have come back with, showcasing the variety of items soldiers traded on their return.

Key Items and Their Features

This collection is a treasure trove of historical artifacts, each with its own unique features and stories:

• Imperial German WWI 3rd Class Black Wound Badge: A well-preserved medal with a functional pinback and a correct WWI M16 Stahlhelm helmet on the front.
• Pre-WWII German WWI Honor Cross of the World War 1914/1918 (Hindenburg Cross) Medal with Swords: In very good condition, though the ribbon is missing, it remains a symbol of combat and service.
• German WWII War Merit Cross 2nd Class with Ribbon and Ribbon Bar Pin: In excellent cosmetic shape, with a lovely oxidized patina and a ribbon that is in great shape.

Perfect for Collectors and History Buffs

This set is an ideal acquisition for German medal and insignia collectors, as well as anyone interested in the history of the two World Wars. The items are ready to be researched and displayed, providing a tangible connection to the past.

• Practical Use: Ideal for collectors to add to their personal collections or for display in historical museums.
• Target Audience: Perfect for history enthusiasts, military collectors, and individuals interested in the cultural and military history of Germany during the early 20th century.