My Collection

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KVK1 with swords, mm62 (reverse)

KVK1 w/ swords, mm62. Reverse.

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KVK1 with swords, mm62 (mm close-up)

KVK1 w/ swords, close-up of mm62.

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KVK1 without swords, mm3

Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1.klasse, ohne Schwertern, mm3. A decent Deumer.

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KVK1 without swords, mm3 (reverse)

Reverse of KVK1 w/o swords, mm3.

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KVK1 without swords, mm3 (close-up of mm)

KVK1 w/o swords, mm3, close-up of mm.

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KVK1 without swords, mm L/11

Kriegsverdiensekreuz 1.klasse ohne Schwertern, mm L/11. A nice Deumer.

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KVK1 without swords, mm L/11 (reverse)

Reverse of KVK1 w/o swords, mm L/11.

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KVK1 without swords, mm L/11 (close-up of mm)

KVK1 w/o swords, close-up of mm L/11.

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KVK2 without swords, mm88

Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2.klasse ohne Schwertern, mm88.

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KVK2 without swords, mm88 (reverse)

KVK2 w/o swords, reverse.

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KVK2 without swords, mm88 (close-up of mm)

KVK2 w/o swords, close-up of mm.

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Panzerabzeichen, Assmann.

Here is a Panzerabzeichen made by Assmann, obtained from an Association member.

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Panzerabzeichen, Assmann (reverse)

Reverse of Assmann PAB.

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Turkish Star, WWI ("Eiserner Halbmond&quot

This is currently my favorite medal I own. Here is a Turkish Star (sometimes referred to as a "Gallipoli Star", but not to be confused with the British medal of the same name). The Germans call it, "Eiserner Halbmond", or Iron Crescent, and was awarded to Germans (and others) who fought with Ottoman troops in Turkey, Palestine, etc. This one is a German jeweler's high-quality copy, and is marked "935" on the reverse. A stunningly beautiful badge, with excellent enamel.

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Turkish Star, WWI ("Eiserner Halbmond&quot (reverse)

Reverse of Eiserner Halbmond.