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Re: Need some information on authentic german medals, etc.
As others have said there is not a HUGE amount of money here, but if the items all turn out to be good condition etc, they will be worth a nice little sum, the EKII's usually go for $115-140, the police bayonet, depending on condition would go for in the $5-600. Range. The map case is a fairly common item and in good condition could go for in the range of $60-100? Not sure about the camera, As far as everything else goes I could not tell you what they were worth even if I wanted to because I have no idea... All prices are I.M.O and do not necessarily represent the current market value.
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05-21-2012 12:15 AM
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Re: Need some information on authentic german medals, etc.
Please keep in mind, though, that when, for example, the bayonet is said to be worth 500 dollars, that this is Not what a dealer will Give you for it, but rather what he will Sell it to You for. Generally, dealers give people roughly half of what they can sell it for. I do like the small flag, myself, but have a few doubts on the story of where they came from. I doubt, for instance, that the black collar tab with the wings and wheel on it was "stripped from a dead German". It is a railroad uniform insignia.
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
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Re: Need some information on authentic german medals, etc.
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Please keep in mind, though, that when, for example, the bayonet is said to be worth 500 dollars, that this is Not what a dealer will Give you for it, but rather what he will Sell it to You for. Generally, dealers give people roughly half of what they can sell it for. I do like the small flag, myself, but have a few doubts on the story of where they came from. I doubt, for instance, that the black collar tab with the wings and wheel on it was "stripped from a dead German". It is a railroad uniform insignia.
I also doubt there was a dead Hitler Youth member among them. It is unlikely a soldier on the front line would wear a HJ achievemnt badge
Nick
Last edited by Woolgar; 05-21-2012 at 02:58 PM.
"In all my years as a soldier, I have never seen men fight so hard." - SS Obergruppenfuhrer Wilhelm Bittrich - Arnhem
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Re: Need some information on authentic german medals, etc.
Sorry I haven't replied. I have a lot more German accolades/materials but they are all at my Grandmother's house, and I just happened to take a few crappy pictures of the ones that I liked the most. I was saying earlier, that most of this stuff was stripped off dead German soldiers, but I'm guessing some of the stuff my Great Uncle found in parts of Germany. None the less, all of these things are German made and from World War II, he sent/brought all of these home with him from the 1940's. This much I know is true.
I also have a swastika arm-band, 1 other normal style Nazi headquarters flag, A german pistol(not a luger, maybe a p-38?), A german helmet, and quite a few other things. But thanks for helping out.
The camera is not in the best condition but its from WWII and it has german writing on it, it is just hard to make out, I will have to take more pictures.
Also is there anything that I pictured that is not that common? Like what is the rarest of those things that I pictured?
Thanks.
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Re: Need some information on authentic german medals, etc.
Like the guys say, there is nothing uncommon in that little lot. If all prove to be genuine it is still a nice collection of Third Reich history
Nick
"In all my years as a soldier, I have never seen men fight so hard." - SS Obergruppenfuhrer Wilhelm Bittrich - Arnhem
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Re: Need some information on authentic german medals, etc.
Treu, The prices are what they are sold for if you were going to go through a dealer when selling them you would get much less. Sounds like some interesting film Adrian!
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Re: Need some information on authentic german medals, etc.
I'd say these items were likely taken from live Germans.
The Diplomatic cap may be the most uncommon of all
the items. The Police bayonet and this cap are
probably the 'most valuable'.........
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Re: Need some information on authentic german medals, etc.
Please post better photos of each item in the appropriate sections. Only then will anyone be able to help you...
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Re: Need some information on authentic german medals, etc.
I agree with Steve....the Eastern Peoples (Diplomatic) brown cap is the rarest and the police bayonet is the second most valuable.
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