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Last edited: 9 March 2025
Badges, awards and medals
Medal of the Iron Division 1919 – 450 € or swap
Very rare original medal from the Eiserne Division, that fought in the Baltics and Russian civil war. While the ribbon clearly is the same as EKII 1914, it could very well have been there originally as the medal, usually, had a very similar ribbon.
Qualification Badge in 800 gilded silver (!), Freikorps von Heydebreck – 200 €
Close to unique Freikorps badge in silver, while the usual badge isn’t that hard to find, they are usually hollow and made from gilded brass. Close to mint condition.
Verdienst ums Vaterland, Marinebrigade Ehrhardt – 300 € or swap
Rare award from the Marinebrigade Ehrhardt. Unmarked original.
Collar Insignia, Freikorps Oberland – 150 €
Rare collar tab Edelweiß from the Freikorps Oberland.
Ruhrkampforganisation Rauh – 160 €
Rare badge from the Freikorps struggle in the Ruhr region in western Germany in the 1920s. Albert Leo Schlageter belonged to this organization. Made by HC. Timm Berlin
Freikorps von Epp – 250 € or swap
Set of small and big badge from Freikorps Epp. Rare.
Verein Ehemaliger Baltenkämpfer – 90 €
Rare badge from the very first Freikorps veteran organizations in Germany. Active 1921-1933.
Deutschvölkischer Schutz und Trutzbund – 120 €
Nice and rare membership badge from the DVSTB, stickpin re-attached at some point.
Frontkriegerbund Ehrenzeichen – 120 €
Bilded honor badge from the völkisch veterans organization Frontkriegerbund. Very hard to find.
Reichsparteitag 1929 in Nürnberg – Sold
A very nice example of the event issued Reichsparteitag badge from 1929. Made by Hoffstätter Bonn. The condition is very good, but there is some gray/white dirt on the backside of it, which could easily be cleaned away probably. But that is a decision for the new owner to make.
Wehrverband Reichsflagge – 75 €
Membership badge from the Reichsflagge paramilitary organization. Attachment has been period replaced.
Early NSDAP sympathy badge – 150 € SOLD
A nice painted stickpin with an early looking stubby arm swastika. Very rare.
Postcards, photos and misc. paper
Very rare postcard from Deutscher Tag in Nürnberg 1-2 September 1923 – 250 € or swap
The first really big gathering of the Bavarian nationalist organizations. The event was originally thought to have been a commemorative event for the victory in the Battle of Sedan 1871, but rather escalated to a putschist rally. It became a springboard for the Beer Hall Putsch with the Deutscher Kampfbund being formed during the event, and in the same time became the blueprint for the later NSDAP Reichsparteitag events, with one exception, all held in Nürnberg. The postcard was printed by Panzerfaust Verlag in Nürnberg. Good condition for a very early piece of NS history, except for a small pinhole on the right side. Unwritten.
Extremely rare Brigade Ehrhardt im Verbande der SS lithography – 850 € or swap
A very nice and decorative framed lithography from the obscure Ehrhardt unit in the early SS. While the motif has been seen as a postcard, I have never seen one as a big lithography. Shipping is 35 € for this big item.
Postcard from the revolution in Berlin 1919 – 50 €
Good condition postcard depicting Freikorps with an armored car during the fight against communists in Berlin.
Very rare photo from the Kapp Putsch – 95 €
An interesting real photo depicting armed Freikorps soldiers with the iconic sign “Stop or we shoot”.
Proclamation flyer from Gustav Ritter von Kahr after the Beer Hall Putsch – 200 €
A very rare flyer printed two days after the Beer Hall Putsch adressing the public. I have never seen another one.
Very rare postcard from the German Revolution 1918 – 100 €
This postcard was printed when the German Republic was proclaimed by Socialists in Berlin. Very, very hard to find.
Very rare postcard from the German Revolution 1918 – 100 €
This postcard was printed when the German Republic was proclaimed by Socialists in Berlin. Very, very hard to find.
Very rare postcard from the German Revolution 1918 – 100 €
This postcard was printed when the German Republic was proclaimed by Socialists in Berlin. Very, very hard to find.
Freikorps Oberland – 220 €
A real photo, not a postcard print of two volunteers in the Freikorps Oberland. Photo snapped during the fights against communists in the Ruhr region, 17 March 1920.
Trauertag 4 November 1923, early SA parading, Hoffmann photo – SOLD
A set of two early Hoffmann photos depicting the event of the Mourning day, where early pre-putch SA is seen parading, just days before the Beer Hall Putsch. Very rare. Price is for both photos.
Bund Oberland 1930, real photo – 190 €
A nice photo depicting a guy, which according to the back was named Robert. The back has the written text “Robert 1930? Bund Oberland”.
Rare Freikorps Hülsen postcard – 100 €
Postcards from the Freikorps movement are generally quite rarely seen, as the Freikorps was more focused on the fighting, more than making propaganda materials for their cause, in most cases. This postcard depicts two Bolshevists grabbing the German countryside. The text reads: Volunteers forward! For the protection of German lands against Bolshevism and Poles, enlist yourself in Freikorps Hülsen.
Rare photo IV. Abteilung of the Freiwilliges Landsjägerkorps / Freikrops Maerker – 100 €
A nice portrait photograph of a guy in the Freikorps Maerker awarded the EK1.
Ration card/food coupons from Freikorps Kühme – 100 €
A ragged Eßmarke, or food coupon from Freikorps Kühme which saw action in Oberschlesien. The Freikorps soldier issued this Eßmarke, seems to have confused the card with actual food as it is pretty chewed up, and interestingly enough, none of the dates surrounding the card seems to have been punched, which further points to a soldier that saw the card as food.
Rare photo decorated officer in Freikorps Epp – 175 €
A well decorated officer from Freikorps Epp, sporting the Iron Cross 1st class and the iconic Freikorps Epp rhombus on the left sleeve.
Inspection of the Freikorps Epp, with Franz Ritter von Epp in the front – 40 €
A nice real photo depicting a ceremony with the Freikorps leader Franz Ritter von Epp inspecting his troops. Likely 1919-early 1920s.
Freikorps von Brandis – 100€
A nice, real photo depicting two officers in Freikorps von Brandis in 1919.
Freikorps von Neufwille – 85€
A nice, real photo depicting two officers in Freikorps von Brandis in 1919.
Der Wehrwolf – 100€
A very nice photo of early Wehrwolf wearing their typical uniform as well as the typical paramilitary windjackets. Real photograph, not a postcard.
Garde-Kavallerie-Schützen-Division – 80€
A soldier in the GKSD, which was formed as a Prussian army unit after in December 1918, but was mostly involved in suppresing the Spartacist Uprising as well as executing Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht. It did take part in the failed Kapp-putsch of 1920. Real photograph, not a postcard.
Frontkriegerbund München – 15€
A nice photo that shows a march of the Völkisch veterans organization Frontkriegerbund during the early-mid 1920s. Real photo.
Marinebrigade Ehrhardt – 90€
Two soldiers from Marinebrigade Ehrhardt celebrating Christmas in 1920. Real photograph. Back has writing dating it to 1920.
Early Sturmabteilung – 40€
A small squad of pre-1933 SA with a Sturmfahne. Real photograph.
Südmarkspende – 70€
Rather decorative emercency banknote with the value of 10 Kronen. It was distributed by the Bund der Deutschen zur Erhaltung ihres Volkstums im in- und Auslande in Graz and Vienna. Backside holds a quote from the racist thinker Adolf Bartels.
Photograph Freikorps Detachement Graf Stillfried – 100€
A smaller Freikorps unit connected to Freikorps Hülsen. Very hard to find photos of this particular unit.
Photograph Freikorps Potsdam – 30€
A nice photo depicting two men, one of them from the Freikorps Potsdam which was founded by Franz von Stephani.
Marine-Brigade von Loewenfeld/Reichsmarine – 55€
A well decorated naval officer from Marine-Brigade von Loewenfeld, wearing among other awards, the Silesian Eagle and the cross of Marine-Brigade von Loewenfeld. Real photograph.
Freikorps inspection/Reichswehr, Franz Ritter von Epp – 15€
Nice photograph showing Franz Ritter von Epp mounted in the background, while a rather old officer seems to be strolling around on the parade grounds. Real photograph.
Landwehr – 10€
Nice photo of two (possible brothers?) each wearing their respective uniforms. An officer on the right and a Landwehr guy with their typical leather caps on the left. Hard to date, possibly war-time. Real photograph.
Frontkriegerbund – 15€
Nice photo depicting Frontkriegerbund parading in Munich. Real photograph.
Postcard Freikorps Werdenfels – 60€
A nice and rare postcard officially printed by the Reichswehr, depicting a typical Bavarian from the Freikorps Werdenfels, which was part of Freikorps Epp. Fought against the Bavarian Soviet Republic.
Postcard Albert Leo Schlageter – 10€
Later printed postcard depicting the Freikorps/NSDAP hero Albert Leo Schlageter.
Grenzschutz Ost – 60€
One (or two?) Freikorps soldiers, one of them wearing the cloth badge for the Grenzschutz Ost, likely the photograph is captured on a leave back home, as, what to appears to be their respective sweethearts are there too. Dated 1919. Real photograph.
Marinebrigade Ehrhardt in 1920 – 100€
A early Hoffmann-postcard depicting the Freikorps Marinebrigade Ehrhardt during the Kapp-putsch in Berlin in 1920. Note the swastikas on the steelhelmets.
Auxillary Police, early Weimar Republic – 5€
A nice photo showing two guys in the Police. Often mistaken for being Freikorps due to the strange collar insignia.