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U-boat front clasp, German Reich 1933-45

Description

The U-boat front clasp was instituted on 15 May 1944 in bronze by the Commander-in-Chief of the Kriegsmarine, Grand Admiral Karl Dönitz, and on 24 November 1944 in silver. Original condition, little wear, probably a collector's version. Dimensions in cm: H: 2.5 W: 7.5

Die U-Boot-Frontspange wurde am 15. Mai 1944 vom Oberbefehlshaber der Kriegsmarine Großadmiral Karl Dönitz in Bronze und am 24. November 1944 in Silber gestiftet Originalzustand, wenig Gebrauchsspuren, wohl Sammlerausführung Maße in cm: H: 2,5 B: 7,5

Machine translation. The seller's German text is authoritative.

Sale conditions

Buyer's premium27,37 %
VATMargin scheme
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Sale modeLive floor sale, online bidding
LocationWernigerode
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Autumn auction 2026
Auktionshaus Wernigerode · 2,613 lots
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Licensed auctioneer Wernigerode Lot no. 9112

U-boat front clasp, German Reich 1933-45

Original titleU-Boot-Frontspange, Deutsches Reich 1933-45

Starting price
€10
Live floor sale
Fri 13 Nov, 10:00 (Berlin time)
Indicative value : €20 – €40
Price checked 11 hours ago · the auction house's site is authoritative
Actual price, landed in United States (estimate)
Starting price€10
Buyer's premium (27,37 %)€2.74
VATnone (margin scheme)
Shipping in Germany (relay address)≈ €6.55
Forwarding to United States≈ €35
Estimated total≈ €54.29
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