EuropeanVolk Catalogue
Jewellery, knitting, crochet, antiques,
Memorabilia and unusual items
Memorabilia and unusual items
TGlist рейтингі
0
0
ТүріҚоғамдық
Растау
РасталмағанСенімділік
СенімсізОрналасқан жері
ТілБасқа
Канал құрылған күніApr 13, 2025
TGlist-ке қосылған күні
Apr 13, 2025Қосылған топ
EuropeanVolk Catalogue Chat
1
"EuropeanVolk Catalogue" тобындағы соңғы жазбалар
20.04.202521:54
£120
20.04.202521:54
£130
20.04.202521:53
Antique German charms;
£120 each
£120 each
20.04.202521:51
Antique Edwardian c1910 Austro/Hungarian Silver & Enamel Clover Charm
£145
£145
20.04.202520:55
This is a stunning piece; and I would like it to go to someone within our community.
I would not charge the extortionate rates that retail sellers do and try make profit.
This is original, as seen by the age and wear and patina; it is heavy bronze.
Offers please if interested.
I would not charge the extortionate rates that retail sellers do and try make profit.
This is original, as seen by the age and wear and patina; it is heavy bronze.
Offers please if interested.
20.04.202520:53
The Balloon Observer’s Badge (Ballonbeobachterabzeichen) is among the rarest military decorations issued by Germany during World War II. Instituted on 8 July 1944, it was awarded to German Army personnel who operated gas balloons for artillery observation missions, often at altitudes between 300 and 500 feet—making them vulnerable targets for enemy fire.
🔍 Rarity and Historical Context
Due to its late introduction and the declining use of observation balloons by that stage of the war, the badge was awarded in very limited numbers. Some sources suggest that few, if any, were officially awarded before the war’s end. This scarcity makes authentic examples highly sought after by collectors.
💰 Market Value Overview
The value of a Balloon Observer’s Badge varies significantly based on authenticity, condition, and provenance:
• Authentic Wartime Badges: Genuine examples are exceedingly rare and can command high prices, often ranging from £1,000 to £3,000 or more, depending on condition and documentation.
@europeanvolkknitting
🔍 Rarity and Historical Context
Due to its late introduction and the declining use of observation balloons by that stage of the war, the badge was awarded in very limited numbers. Some sources suggest that few, if any, were officially awarded before the war’s end. This scarcity makes authentic examples highly sought after by collectors.
💰 Market Value Overview
The value of a Balloon Observer’s Badge varies significantly based on authenticity, condition, and provenance:
• Authentic Wartime Badges: Genuine examples are exceedingly rare and can command high prices, often ranging from £1,000 to £3,000 or more, depending on condition and documentation.
@europeanvolkknitting
20.04.202520:48
Mini Victorian brooches in solid silver; can be cleaned or kept with patina.
Wishbone brooch 1860
Metal pin broken; £20 because of break.
Enamel horseshoe brooch 1872, £25
Baby brooch, intended to give to your sweetheart when away at war- dates from 1915. £40
@europeanvolkknitting
Wishbone brooch 1860
Metal pin broken; £20 because of break.
Enamel horseshoe brooch 1872, £25
Baby brooch, intended to give to your sweetheart when away at war- dates from 1915. £40
@europeanvolkknitting
20.04.202520:45
20.04.202520:43
Green & Cadbury Ltd was a Birmingham-based silversmith firm active between 1858 and 1947, known for producing silver-mounted items such as prayer books, frames, and matchbox covers. Their maker’s mark, “G & C Ltd,” is recorded with the Birmingham Assay Office during this period .
One notable example of their work is a 1907 silver-mounted Common Prayer book. The front cover features an embossed design of five winged angel heads among clouds, inspired by Sir Joshua Reynolds’ “Reynolds Angels.” The rest of the book is bound in dark green leather, with gold tooling on the spine and gilt-edged pages. This particular piece was hallmarked in Birmingham and is attributed to Green & Cadbury Ltd .
This is a miniature version, carried by ladies in their handbags.
A beautiful antique piece, precious metals and a piece of European history.
Green & Cadbury ceased to trade in 1947- this is a really rare piece.
£230
@europeanvolkknitting
One notable example of their work is a 1907 silver-mounted Common Prayer book. The front cover features an embossed design of five winged angel heads among clouds, inspired by Sir Joshua Reynolds’ “Reynolds Angels.” The rest of the book is bound in dark green leather, with gold tooling on the spine and gilt-edged pages. This particular piece was hallmarked in Birmingham and is attributed to Green & Cadbury Ltd .
This is a miniature version, carried by ladies in their handbags.
A beautiful antique piece, precious metals and a piece of European history.
Green & Cadbury ceased to trade in 1947- this is a really rare piece.
£230
@europeanvolkknitting
19.04.202508:17
Brass Fuhrer statute.
This could be shipped overseas but would be very high shipping as the weight is so much.
£60
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
This could be shipped overseas but would be very high shipping as the weight is so much.
£60
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
19.04.202508:13
Sterling silver, hallmarked swastika bracelet with stones.
£65
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
£65
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
19.04.202508:13
19.04.202507:33
FYI- these are MINT condition, authenticated. Never used never stamped, collected and kept pristine.
19.04.202506:53
Offers on this please;
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
18.04.202518:12
SOLD!
Рекордтар
21.04.202523:59
68Жазылушылар20.04.202513:49
6Дәйексөз индексі21.04.202507:44
2881 жазбаның қамтуы20.04.202507:44
417Жарнамалық жазбаның қамтуы14.04.202507:44
6.67%ER19.04.202513:49
455.17%ERR19.04.202508:17
Brass Fuhrer statute.
This could be shipped overseas but would be very high shipping as the weight is so much.
£60
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
This could be shipped overseas but would be very high shipping as the weight is so much.
£60
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
13.04.202510:20
A NSDAP staff car pennant in silk, dirty and faded from the original red, we are advised the vendor's father brought this back after the war.
£150 plus shipping
£150 plus shipping
13.04.202510:47
800 grade German silver swastika bracelet- this can be cleaned and polished or left with its antique patina.
Offers around £140 including UK shipping
(Overseas dependant upon customs/ taxes/ insurance charges)
Offers around £140 including UK shipping
(Overseas dependant upon customs/ taxes/ insurance charges)
16.04.202522:39
I think it's staying firmly upon my wrist.
16.04.202522:38
After a good clean 🧼
18.04.202518:12
Metal plaque- £28
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
20.04.202520:53
The Balloon Observer’s Badge (Ballonbeobachterabzeichen) is among the rarest military decorations issued by Germany during World War II. Instituted on 8 July 1944, it was awarded to German Army personnel who operated gas balloons for artillery observation missions, often at altitudes between 300 and 500 feet—making them vulnerable targets for enemy fire.
🔍 Rarity and Historical Context
Due to its late introduction and the declining use of observation balloons by that stage of the war, the badge was awarded in very limited numbers. Some sources suggest that few, if any, were officially awarded before the war’s end. This scarcity makes authentic examples highly sought after by collectors.
💰 Market Value Overview
The value of a Balloon Observer’s Badge varies significantly based on authenticity, condition, and provenance:
• Authentic Wartime Badges: Genuine examples are exceedingly rare and can command high prices, often ranging from £1,000 to £3,000 or more, depending on condition and documentation.
@europeanvolkknitting
🔍 Rarity and Historical Context
Due to its late introduction and the declining use of observation balloons by that stage of the war, the badge was awarded in very limited numbers. Some sources suggest that few, if any, were officially awarded before the war’s end. This scarcity makes authentic examples highly sought after by collectors.
💰 Market Value Overview
The value of a Balloon Observer’s Badge varies significantly based on authenticity, condition, and provenance:
• Authentic Wartime Badges: Genuine examples are exceedingly rare and can command high prices, often ranging from £1,000 to £3,000 or more, depending on condition and documentation.
@europeanvolkknitting
18.04.202513:37
Board game; £25
@europeanvolkknitting
SOLD!
@europeanvolkknitting
SOLD!
18.04.202513:38
(Unauthenticated) potentially world war 2 armband, £50
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
SOLD!
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
SOLD!
15.04.202521:07
925 Sterling silver cross enamel ring with diamond chips.
£55
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
£55
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
15.04.202521:05
9ct gold patterned large hoops
£195
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
£195
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
16.04.202515:44
British Victorian pendant, 9ct gold and green gemstone. 1897 makers mark.
£300
@EuropeanVolkKnitting enquiries
£300
@EuropeanVolkKnitting enquiries
19.04.202506:53
Offers on this please;
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
@EuropeanVolkKnitting
Көбірек мүмкіндіктерді ашу үшін кіріңіз.