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Nazi Naval Auxiliary Cruiser Badge
Nazi Naval Auxiliary Cruiser Badge
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Guns International #: 101611567
Seller's Information
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Seller: FrontierFirearms55
Member Since: 2/11/21
First Name: David
Last Name: Studer
State:
Florida
Zip: 32257
Country: United States
Phone: (904) 271-5270
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 449
Seller Type:Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Postal Money Order, Certified Check, Personal Checks (pending clearance), Visa, Mastercard, Discover. Add 3% to all credit cards.
Nazi Naval Auxiliary Cruiser Badge
Description:
The WWII German naval campaign against Allied shipping was not waged only with naval vessels. Eleven merchant ships were also specially equipped by the German Navy with a variety of anti-ship weapons. These armed ships, disguised as peaceful merchant vessels, patrolled shipping lanes. To recognize the bravery of the crews of these vessels, the German Navy commander Grossadmiral Erich Raeder introduced a special award, “Kriegsabzeichen für Hilfskreuzer” (Auxiliary Cruiser War Badge), on April 24, 1941. The badge was designed by Ernst Peekhaus and featured a Viking ship sailing on a northern hemisphere, surrounded by a wreath, and surmounted by a German national eagle and swastika emblem. They were made in silver, Tombak, and zinc. The entire badge was gilt with the exception of the globe, which had a gray finish. The globe could be integral to the badge, or could be a separate piece, affixed with a single rivet. The badge was awarded to the crews of ships that completed successful long-range voyages. It could also be awarded for exceptional leadership on a voyage, and was automatically awarded to any sailors wounded in action on such a vessel. Because there were not many of these disguised merchant vessels, the Auxiliary Cruiser Badge was made in limited numbers.
This example retains 90% of its original gilt finish on the eagle, wreath and the long ship, and the details remain crisp with hardly any visible wear. The nickel/silver finish on the globe remains mostly intact and handsome, complete with darkly burnished borders around the edges of the continents. The reverse is in very good condition, with 70% of the finish remaining except for on the hardware where it is nearly fully intact. A very good example of this rare badge!
We are always buying guns and militaria. Contact us about your estate or if wanting to buy, sell, or trade.
NO PAYPAL!
PAYMENT:
-Payment must be recieved within 10 days of purchase. 3% additional charge for credit card processing.
SALES TAX:
-Florida residents add 7.5% sales tax.
PRODUCT:
-We operate a gun shop which means that every item is for sale in our store and it may have already been sold when you contact us.
CONTACT:
-Contact me with any and all questions. We want you to be happy with your purchase.
PHONE #:
(904) 271-5270
STORE HOURS:
Mon-Fri: 11p-6pm
Sat: 9a-3p
BUYER:
-It is Buyer's responsibility to ensure that the weapon is LEGAL to own in your city/state.
SOLD
Description:
The WWII German naval campaign against Allied shipping was not waged only with naval vessels. Eleven merchant ships were also specially equipped by the German Navy with a variety of anti-ship weapons. These armed ships, disguised as peaceful merchant vessels, patrolled shipping lanes. To recognize the bravery of the crews of these vessels, the German Navy commander Grossadmiral Erich Raeder introduced a special award, “Kriegsabzeichen für Hilfskreuzer” (Auxiliary Cruiser War Badge), on April 24, 1941. The badge was designed by Ernst Peekhaus and featured a Viking ship sailing on a northern hemisphere, surrounded by a wreath, and surmounted by a German national eagle and swastika emblem. They were made in silver, Tombak, and zinc. The entire badge was gilt with the exception of the globe, which had a gray finish. The globe could be integral to the badge, or could be a separate piece, affixed with a single rivet. The badge was awarded to the crews of ships that completed successful long-range voyages. It could also be awarded for exceptional leadership on a voyage, and was automatically awarded to any sailors wounded in action on such a vessel. Because there were not many of these disguised merchant vessels, the Auxiliary Cruiser Badge was made in limited numbers.
This example retains 90% of its original gilt finish on the eagle, wreath and the long ship, and the details remain crisp with hardly any visible wear. The nickel/silver finish on the globe remains mostly intact and handsome, complete with darkly burnished borders around the edges of the continents. The reverse is in very good condition, with 70% of the finish remaining except for on the hardware where it is nearly fully intact. A very good example of this rare badge!
We are always buying guns and militaria. Contact us about your estate or if wanting to buy, sell, or trade.
NO PAYPAL!
PAYMENT:
-Payment must be recieved within 10 days of purchase. 3% additional charge for credit card processing.
SALES TAX:
-Florida residents add 7.5% sales tax.
PRODUCT:
-We operate a gun shop which means that every item is for sale in our store and it may have already been sold when you contact us.
CONTACT:
-Contact me with any and all questions. We want you to be happy with your purchase.
PHONE #:
(904) 271-5270
STORE HOURS:
Mon-Fri: 11p-6pm
Sat: 9a-3p
BUYER:
-It is Buyer's responsibility to ensure that the weapon is LEGAL to own in your city/state.
SOLD
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Guns International #: 101611567
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: FrontierFirearms55
Member Since: 2/11/21
First Name: David
Last Name: Studer
State:
Florida
Zip: 32257
Country: United States
Phone: (904) 271-5270
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 449
Seller Type:Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Postal Money Order, Certified Check, Personal Checks (pending clearance), Visa, Mastercard, Discover. Add 3% to all credit cards.
Nazi Naval Auxiliary Cruiser Badge
Description: The WWII German naval campaign against Allied shipping was not waged only with naval vessels. Eleven merchant ships were also specially equipped by the German Navy with a variety of anti-ship weapons. These armed ships, disguised as peaceful merchant vessels, patrolled shipping lanes. To recognize the bravery of the crews of these vessels, the German Navy commander Grossadmiral Erich Raeder introduced a special award, “Kriegsabzeichen für Hilfskreuzer” (Auxiliary Cruiser War Badge), on April 24, 1941. The badge was designed by Ernst Peekhaus and featured a Viking ship sailing on a northern hemisphere, surrounded by a wreath, and surmounted by a German national eagle and swastika emblem. They were made in silver, Tombak, and zinc. The entire badge was gilt with the exception of the globe, which had a gray finish. The globe could be integral to the badge, or could be a separate piece, affixed with a single rivet. The badge was awarded to the crews of ships that completed successful long-range voyages. It could also be awarded for exceptional leadership on a voyage, and was automatically awarded to any sailors wounded in action on such a vessel. Because there were not many of these disguised merchant vessels, the Auxiliary Cruiser Badge was made in limited numbers. This example retains 90% of its original gilt finish on the eagle, wreath and the long ship, and the details remain crisp with hardly any visible wear. The nickel/silver finish on the globe remains mostly intact and handsome, complete with darkly burnished borders around the edges of the continents. The reverse is in very good condition, with 70% of the finish remaining except for on the hardware where it is nearly fully intact. A very good example of this rare badge! We are always buying guns and militaria. Contact us about your estate or if wanting to buy, sell, or trade. NO PAYPAL! PAYMENT: -Payment must be recieved within 10 days of purchase. 3% additional charge for credit card processing. SALES TAX: -Florida residents add 7.5% sales tax. PRODUCT: -We operate a gun shop which means that every item is for sale in our store and it may have already been sold when you contact us. CONTACT: -Contact me with any and all questions. We want you to be happy with your purchase. PHONE #: (904) 271-5270 STORE HOURS: Mon-Fri: 11p-6pm Sat: 9a-3p BUYER: -It is Buyer's responsibility to ensure that the weapon is LEGAL to own in your city/state. SOLD |
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Guns International #: 101611567
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: FrontierFirearms55
Member Since: 2/11/21
First Name: David
Last Name: Studer
State:
Florida
Zip: 32257
Country: United States
Phone: (904) 271-5270
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 449
Seller Type:Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Postal Money Order, Certified Check, Personal Checks (pending clearance), Visa, Mastercard, Discover. Add 3% to all credit cards.
Nazi Naval Auxiliary Cruiser Badge
Description:
The WWII German naval campaign against Allied shipping was not waged only with naval vessels. Eleven merchant ships were also specially equipped by the German Navy with a variety of anti-ship weapons. These armed ships, disguised as peaceful merchant vessels, patrolled shipping lanes. To recognize the bravery of the crews of these vessels, the German Navy commander Grossadmiral Erich Raeder introduced a special award, “Kriegsabzeichen für Hilfskreuzer” (Auxiliary Cruiser War Badge), on April 24, 1941. The badge was designed by Ernst Peekhaus and featured a Viking ship sailing on a northern hemisphere, surrounded by a wreath, and surmounted by a German national eagle and swastika emblem. They were made in silver, Tombak, and zinc. The entire badge was gilt with the exception of the globe, which had a gray finish. The globe could be integral to the badge, or could be a separate piece, affixed with a single rivet. The badge was awarded to the crews of ships that completed successful long-range voyages. It could also be awarded for exceptional leadership on a voyage, and was automatically awarded to any sailors wounded in action on such a vessel. Because there were not many of these disguised merchant vessels, the Auxiliary Cruiser Badge was made in limited numbers.
This example retains 90% of its original gilt finish on the eagle, wreath and the long ship, and the details remain crisp with hardly any visible wear. The nickel/silver finish on the globe remains mostly intact and handsome, complete with darkly burnished borders around the edges of the continents. The reverse is in very good condition, with 70% of the finish remaining except for on the hardware where it is nearly fully intact. A very good example of this rare badge!
We are always buying guns and militaria. Contact us about your estate or if wanting to buy, sell, or trade.
NO PAYPAL!
PAYMENT:
-Payment must be recieved within 10 days of purchase. 3% additional charge for credit card processing.
SALES TAX:
-Florida residents add 7.5% sales tax.
PRODUCT:
-We operate a gun shop which means that every item is for sale in our store and it may have already been sold when you contact us.
CONTACT:
-Contact me with any and all questions. We want you to be happy with your purchase.
PHONE #:
(904) 271-5270
STORE HOURS:
Mon-Fri: 11p-6pm
Sat: 9a-3p
BUYER:
-It is Buyer's responsibility to ensure that the weapon is LEGAL to own in your city/state.
SOLD
Description:
The WWII German naval campaign against Allied shipping was not waged only with naval vessels. Eleven merchant ships were also specially equipped by the German Navy with a variety of anti-ship weapons. These armed ships, disguised as peaceful merchant vessels, patrolled shipping lanes. To recognize the bravery of the crews of these vessels, the German Navy commander Grossadmiral Erich Raeder introduced a special award, “Kriegsabzeichen für Hilfskreuzer” (Auxiliary Cruiser War Badge), on April 24, 1941. The badge was designed by Ernst Peekhaus and featured a Viking ship sailing on a northern hemisphere, surrounded by a wreath, and surmounted by a German national eagle and swastika emblem. They were made in silver, Tombak, and zinc. The entire badge was gilt with the exception of the globe, which had a gray finish. The globe could be integral to the badge, or could be a separate piece, affixed with a single rivet. The badge was awarded to the crews of ships that completed successful long-range voyages. It could also be awarded for exceptional leadership on a voyage, and was automatically awarded to any sailors wounded in action on such a vessel. Because there were not many of these disguised merchant vessels, the Auxiliary Cruiser Badge was made in limited numbers.
This example retains 90% of its original gilt finish on the eagle, wreath and the long ship, and the details remain crisp with hardly any visible wear. The nickel/silver finish on the globe remains mostly intact and handsome, complete with darkly burnished borders around the edges of the continents. The reverse is in very good condition, with 70% of the finish remaining except for on the hardware where it is nearly fully intact. A very good example of this rare badge!
We are always buying guns and militaria. Contact us about your estate or if wanting to buy, sell, or trade.
NO PAYPAL!
PAYMENT:
-Payment must be recieved within 10 days of purchase. 3% additional charge for credit card processing.
SALES TAX:
-Florida residents add 7.5% sales tax.
PRODUCT:
-We operate a gun shop which means that every item is for sale in our store and it may have already been sold when you contact us.
CONTACT:
-Contact me with any and all questions. We want you to be happy with your purchase.
PHONE #:
(904) 271-5270
STORE HOURS:
Mon-Fri: 11p-6pm
Sat: 9a-3p
BUYER:
-It is Buyer's responsibility to ensure that the weapon is LEGAL to own in your city/state.
SOLD
Guns International #: 101611567
Guns International #: 101611567
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: FrontierFirearms55
Member Since: 2/11/21
First Name: David
Last Name: Studer
State:
Florida
Zip: 32257
Country: United States
Phone: (904) 271-5270
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 449
Seller Type:Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Postal Money Order, Certified Check, Personal Checks (pending clearance), Visa, Mastercard, Discover. Add 3% to all credit cards.
Nazi Naval Auxiliary Cruiser Badge
Description:
The WWII German naval campaign against Allied shipping was not waged only with naval vessels. Eleven merchant ships were also specially equipped by the German Navy with a variety of anti-ship weapons. These armed ships, disguised as peaceful merchant vessels, patrolled shipping lanes. To recognize the bravery of the crews of these vessels, the German Navy commander Grossadmiral Erich Raeder introduced a special award, “Kriegsabzeichen für Hilfskreuzer” (Auxiliary Cruiser War Badge), on April 24, 1941. The badge was designed by Ernst Peekhaus and featured a Viking ship sailing on a northern hemisphere, surrounded by a wreath, and surmounted by a German national eagle and swastika emblem. They were made in silver, Tombak, and zinc. The entire badge was gilt with the exception of the globe, which had a gray finish. The globe could be integral to the badge, or could be a separate piece, affixed with a single rivet. The badge was awarded to the crews of ships that completed successful long-range voyages. It could also be awarded for exceptional leadership on a voyage, and was automatically awarded to any sailors wounded in action on such a vessel. Because there were not many of these disguised merchant vessels, the Auxiliary Cruiser Badge was made in limited numbers.
This example retains 90% of its original gilt finish on the eagle, wreath and the long ship, and the details remain crisp with hardly any visible wear. The nickel/silver finish on the globe remains mostly intact and handsome, complete with darkly burnished borders around the edges of the continents. The reverse is in very good condition, with 70% of the finish remaining except for on the hardware where it is nearly fully intact. A very good example of this rare badge!
We are always buying guns and militaria. Contact us about your estate or if wanting to buy, sell, or trade.
NO PAYPAL!
PAYMENT:
-Payment must be recieved within 10 days of purchase. 3% additional charge for credit card processing.
SALES TAX:
-Florida residents add 7.5% sales tax.
PRODUCT:
-We operate a gun shop which means that every item is for sale in our store and it may have already been sold when you contact us.
CONTACT:
-Contact me with any and all questions. We want you to be happy with your purchase.
PHONE #:
(904) 271-5270
STORE HOURS:
Mon-Fri: 11p-6pm
Sat: 9a-3p
BUYER:
-It is Buyer's responsibility to ensure that the weapon is LEGAL to own in your city/state.
SOLD
Description:
The WWII German naval campaign against Allied shipping was not waged only with naval vessels. Eleven merchant ships were also specially equipped by the German Navy with a variety of anti-ship weapons. These armed ships, disguised as peaceful merchant vessels, patrolled shipping lanes. To recognize the bravery of the crews of these vessels, the German Navy commander Grossadmiral Erich Raeder introduced a special award, “Kriegsabzeichen für Hilfskreuzer” (Auxiliary Cruiser War Badge), on April 24, 1941. The badge was designed by Ernst Peekhaus and featured a Viking ship sailing on a northern hemisphere, surrounded by a wreath, and surmounted by a German national eagle and swastika emblem. They were made in silver, Tombak, and zinc. The entire badge was gilt with the exception of the globe, which had a gray finish. The globe could be integral to the badge, or could be a separate piece, affixed with a single rivet. The badge was awarded to the crews of ships that completed successful long-range voyages. It could also be awarded for exceptional leadership on a voyage, and was automatically awarded to any sailors wounded in action on such a vessel. Because there were not many of these disguised merchant vessels, the Auxiliary Cruiser Badge was made in limited numbers.
This example retains 90% of its original gilt finish on the eagle, wreath and the long ship, and the details remain crisp with hardly any visible wear. The nickel/silver finish on the globe remains mostly intact and handsome, complete with darkly burnished borders around the edges of the continents. The reverse is in very good condition, with 70% of the finish remaining except for on the hardware where it is nearly fully intact. A very good example of this rare badge!
We are always buying guns and militaria. Contact us about your estate or if wanting to buy, sell, or trade.
NO PAYPAL!
PAYMENT:
-Payment must be recieved within 10 days of purchase. 3% additional charge for credit card processing.
SALES TAX:
-Florida residents add 7.5% sales tax.
PRODUCT:
-We operate a gun shop which means that every item is for sale in our store and it may have already been sold when you contact us.
CONTACT:
-Contact me with any and all questions. We want you to be happy with your purchase.
PHONE #:
(904) 271-5270
STORE HOURS:
Mon-Fri: 11p-6pm
Sat: 9a-3p
BUYER:
-It is Buyer's responsibility to ensure that the weapon is LEGAL to own in your city/state.
SOLD
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