Army Qualification Badges

Field Marshall Erich von Manstein Baton

An exact reproduction of Generalfeldmarschall Erich von Manstein service baton, with incredible attention to detail. Features: Full size, length 50cm, Aluminum center tube in diameter 3.5cm, bright red velvet covered tube bearing 20 gold plated eagles...

Field Marshall Albert Kesselring Baton

An exact reproduction of Generalfeldmarschall Albert Kesselring service baton, with incredible attention to detail. Features: Full size, length 50cm, aluminum center tube in diameter 3.5cm, bright blue velvet covered tube bearing 20 gold plated eagles...

Field Marshall's Erwin Rommel's Baton

Exact Replica of Field Marshal's Service Baton. An exact reproduction of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel's service baton, with incredible attention to detail. Features: Full size,length 50cm, Aluminum center tube in diameter 3.5cm, Bright red velvet covered...

SA Sports Badge (Bronze)

The SA (Sturmabteilung) Sports badge in bronze was originally awarded to SA and SS personnel who passed physical fitness, military defense and field exercises requirements set by SA-Stabschef Ernst Röhm starting in 1933. Later, in an effort to create a...

SA Sports Badge (Silver)

The SA (Sturmabteilung) Sports badge was originally awarded in bronze to SA and SS personnel who passed physical fitness, military defense and field exercises requirements set by SA-Stabschef Ernst Röhm starting in 1933. Later, in an effort to create a...

SA Sports Badge (Gold)

The SA (Sturmabteilung) Sports badge in gold was originally awarded to SA and SS personnel who passed physical fitness, military defense and field exercises requirements set by SA-Stabschef Ernst Röhm starting in 1933. Later, in an effort to create a...

Wehrmacht Marksmanship Lanyard

Marksmen’s lanyards (Schützenschur) were introduced in 1936. The lanyards were issued in twelve ascending grades with grade one being the lowest and grade twelve the highest. The lanyards were awarded to qualifying Soldaten were accompanied with an award...

German Sports Badge (Bronze)

The sports badge was awarded by the D.R.L. (German National Union for Physical Training) to German soldiers for athletic achievement and to promote physical fitness among the German people. The bronze level badge was given to personnel between the ages...

German Sports Badge (Silver)

The sports badge was awarded by the D.R.L. (German National Union for Physical Training) to German soldiers for athletic achievement and to promote physical fitness among the German people. The silver level badge was given to personnel between 18 and 32...

German Sports Badge (Gold)

The sports badge was awarded by the D.R.L. (German National Union for Physical Training) to German soldiers for athletic achievement and to promote physical fitness among the German people. The Gold badge was given to recipients of the Silver Badge who...

German Horsemanship Qualification Badge - Silver

The silver Riders/Equestrian qualification badge (Reiterabzeichen) was the second highest award given to German personnel who displayed proficiency in riding theory, horse anatomy and horsemanship. Worn by all branches of service. This is an excellent...

German Horsemanship Qualification Badge - Gold

The gold Riders/Equestrian qualification badge (Reiterabzeichen) was the highest award given to German personnel who displayed proficiency in riding theory, horse anatomy and horsemanship. Worn by all branches of service. This is an excellent quality...

Mountain Leader Badge

Heeres Bergführerabzeichen was instituted on August 10, 1936 to recognize the qualifications of the Army mountain troops who served as mountain guides. Our european made reproductions feature fine, heavy quality, beautiful enameling, correctly styled...

Army Parachutist Badge

The Army ParaArmy Parachutist Badgechute Badge (Fallschirmschützenabzeichen des Heeres) was institued in 1937 and awarded to all officers, NCO's and Soldiers who successfully completed five parachute jumps and other required training as part of army...