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WW2 German Commemorative Badge: 44th SA Brigade Meeting, Wartburgstadt Eisenach (1934): This metal commemorative badge was issued for the 44th Brigade gathering (Brigadetreffen) of the Sturmabteilung (SA), held in Wartburgstadt Eisenach, Germany, on 21–22 April 1934. The badge features

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WW2 German Commemorative Badge: 44th SA Brigade Meeting, Wartburgstadt Eisenach (1934)

WW2 German National Socialist Eagle Insignia (Reichsadler): This metal insignia depicts the Reichsadler (Imperial Eagle) clutching a wreath enclosing a swastika, a standardized emblem used by National Socialist organizations in Germany between 1933 and 1945. C

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WW2 German National Socialist Eagle Insignia (Reichsadler)

WW2 German Prussian State Police (Preußische Landespolizei) Identification Medal, Third Reich: This oval metal identification medal is attributed to the Prussian State Police (Preußische Landespolizei) during the National Socialist era in Germany. The obverse features a stylized German eagle c

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WW2 German Prussian State Police (Preußische Landespolizei) Identification Medal, Third Reich

WW2 German Hitler Youth Membership Badge 1938: This round metal badge dates to 1938 and features a stylized German eagle grasping a diamond-shaped emblem bearing the insignia of the Hitler Youth (Hitlerjugend), the state-sponsored youth organizati

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WW2 German Hitler Youth Membership Badge 1938

Civil War Confederate Veterans Commemorative Rosette with CSA Device: This commemorative rosette features a pressed metal sunburst medallion centered with a raised “CSA” cartouche framed by a laurel wreath, symbolizing honor and martial service. Suspended below

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Civil War Confederate Veterans Commemorative Rosette with CSA Device

WW2 German SS Totenkopf (Death’s Head) Cap Insignia: This metal Totenkopf (“Death’s Head”) insignia was worn on the caps of Germany’s SS units during the Nazi period, most prominently by the SS-Totenkopfverbände and later Waffen-SS formatio

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WW2 German SS Totenkopf (Death’s Head) Cap Insignia

WW2 Luftwaffe Pilot’s Badge (Flugzeugführerabzeichen),: This metal insignia is a German Luftwaffe Pilot’s Badge (Flugzeugführerabzeichen) , produced during the Second World War (c. 1939–1945) . The badge consists of a wreath of laurel and oak leaves ,

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WW2 Luftwaffe Pilot’s Badge (Flugzeugführerabzeichen),

1859 Charleston, South Carolina Slave Auction Identification Tag: This metal identification tag dates to 1859 and originates from Charleston, South Carolina, a major center of the domestic slave trade in the United States. The stamped inscription explicitly referenc

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1859 Charleston, South Carolina Slave Auction Identification Tag

WW2 German Winterhilfswerk “Jäger?? Flag Donation Badge: This small stamped metal badge was produced for the German Winterhilfswerk (Winter Relief Organization, WHW), a state-run charitable program active in Germany during the Second World War. Designed in

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WW2 German Winterhilfswerk “Jäger?? Flag Donation Badge

WW2 National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP) Membership Badge: This circular metal badge is an official membership insignia of the National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP), issued in Germany during the Third Reich period (1933–1945). The obverse featu

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WW2 National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP) Membership Badge

WW2 German NSDAP Political Visor Cap Eagle Insignia: This cast metal insignia represents the National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP) political eagle, a design used on party political visor caps during the Third Reich period (1933–1945). The

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WW2 German NSDAP Political Visor Cap Eagle Insignia

World War II German Waffen-SS Officer Visor Cap (Schirmmütze) – Marked & Insignia Present: World War II–era German Luftwaffe field cap (Einheitsfeldmütze), constructed in blue-gray wool and retaining its period metal Luftwaffe eagle insignia to the front. The cap features the correct sho

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World War II German Waffen-SS Officer Visor Cap (Schirmmütze) – Marked & Insignia Present

Civil War Indiana Police Badge, Shield Form, No. 5: This metal police badge bears the inscription “INDIANA POLICE” surrounding a central five-pointed star marked with the number “5.” Executed in a scalloped shield form, the badge reflec

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Civil War Indiana Police Badge, Shield Form, No. 5

Civil War U.S. Army Air Forces Aerial Gunner Qualification Wing: This metal wing badge is a U.S. Army Air Forces (USAAF) Aerial Gunner qualification insignia, worn by enlisted aircrew members trained to operate defensive machine guns aboard American military aircra

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Civil War U.S. Army Air Forces Aerial Gunner Qualification Wing

WW2 German Hitler Campaign Promotion Badge (Election Pin), Germany, 1930s: This circular metal badge was produced as a campaign promotion pin in Germany during the 1930s, a period marked by highly organized political activity and mass-produced political insignia. The obverse

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WW2 German Hitler Campaign Promotion Badge (Election Pin), Germany, 1930s

WW2 Pair of National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP) Political Uniform Buttons: This object comprises a pair of metal uniform buttons attributed to the National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP), the ruling political organization of Germany during the Third Reich. The dom

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WW2 Pair of National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP) Political Uniform Buttons

WW2 German Kriegsmarine U-Boat War Badge (U-Boot-Kriegsabzeichen): This oval metal badge represents the U-Boat War Badge awarded by the German Kriegsmarine during World War II to officers and enlisted sailors who completed qualifying patrols aboard submarines. The de

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WW2 German Kriegsmarine U-Boat War Badge (U-Boot-Kriegsabzeichen)

WW2 Unofficial Early NSDAP Supporter Belt Buckle: This metal belt buckle is an unofficial early National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP) supporter buckle , produced in Germany during the late 1920s to early 1930s , prior to the party’s co

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WW2 Unofficial Early NSDAP Supporter Belt Buckle

WW2 German Police Visor Cap Eagle Insignia (Schutzpolizei / Ordnungspolizei): This metal insignia is identified as a World War II German Police visor cap eagle, worn by members of the Ordnungspolizei (Order Police), including the Schutzpolizei (municipal police), during the per

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WW2 German Police Visor Cap Eagle Insignia (Schutzpolizei / Ordnungspolizei)

World War II German Army Officer Visor Cap (Heer Schirmmütze) – EREL Maker: World War II German Army (Heer) officer’s visor cap (Schirmmütze), featuring classic wartime construction and correct period insignia. The cap retains its metal Heer eagle to the crown and silver a

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World War II German Army Officer Visor Cap (Heer Schirmmütze) – EREL Maker

WW2 German Wound Badge “20 July 1944?? (Verwundetenabzeichen 20. Juli 1944): This metal decoration is the special Wound Badge dated “20. Juli 1944,” instituted by Adolf Hitler to commemorate those injured or killed during the failed assassination attempt at the Wolf’

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WW2 German Wound Badge “20 July 1944?? (Verwundetenabzeichen 20. Juli 1944)

Antique Charleston Slave Tag No. 116 – Servant 1863 – South Carolina Slave Badge: Charleston, South Carolina slave tag, dated 1863 and stamped “SERVANT” with issue number 116. These metal badges were issued annually by the City of Charleston to enslaved individuals who were

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Antique Charleston Slave Tag No. 116 – Servant 1863 – South Carolina Slave Badge

WW2 German National Socialist Eagle Insignia (Political/Party Badge): This small metal insignia depicts the National Socialist eagle with outstretched wings grasping a wreath enclosing a swastika, a central emblem of the German Nazi Party (NSDAP) during the Third Reich

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WW2 German National Socialist Eagle Insignia (Political/Party Badge)

Antique Charleston Slave Tag No. 386 – Porter 1865 – South Carolina Slave Badge: Charleston, South Carolina slave tag, stamped “CHARLESTON”, No. 386, and “PORTER 1865.” These metal badges were issued by the city of Charleston in the 18th and 19th centuries to ensla

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Antique Charleston Slave Tag No. 386 – Porter 1865 – South Carolina Slave Badge

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