Are these WWII ERA?

Pip,

 

the two medals far right are "Ehrenkreuze für Frontkämpfer". The very common medal was founded for WW I participants in1934.

 

The medal in the center is a Kriegsverdienstkreuz WW II

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_Merit_Cross

 

The shoulder boards far left look like WW II Hauptmann boards. Unsure about the piping yet. Black & white COULD BE Luftwaffen Felddivision Pioniere but as I said I'm not sure about this. Could we see some close-ups of the boards, please.

 

The brass bomb looks like a piece of trench art, isn't it?

Thank you! Here is a close up

These pins were also with the German items

The butterfly pins are not (German) military. Could you post a picture taken from the side of the shoulder boards, so we can see the piping/corps colors.

Sides

The double backing on the boards means a reserve pionier

I have a set of reserve Pionier boards on a tunic and they look exactly like that.

So the corps colors are black on light grey. Referring to Brian L. Davis "German Uniforms and Insignia 1933 - 1945" I would say Hauptmann, Heer, Pionier-Bataillon 22 (Captain, 22nd Army Engineer Bn).

 

As far as I can see your medals are real ones. I'll leave it to the experts to tell you if the boards are real WW II ones or modern repro or a put together.

The double backing on the boards means a reserve pionier

 

+1 You're right, I forgot this in my post, Reserve Pioniere

Thanks everyone for the help!

The bomb is not trench art it is a lazy dog projectile easiest way to describe it is to look it up on Wikipedia unsure of what time. Probably Vietnam eraquote name="Proud Kraut" post="2530078" timestamp="1570808287"]

 

Pip,

 

the two medals far right are "Ehrenkreuze für Frontkämpfer". The very common medal was founded for WW I participants in1934.

 

The medal in the center is a Kriegsverdienstkreuz WW II

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_Merit_Cross

 

The shoulder boards far left look like WW II Hauptmann boards. Unsure about the piping yet. Black & white COULD BE Luftwaffen Felddivision Pioniere but as I said I'm not sure about this. Could we see some close-ups of the boards, please.

 

The brass bomb looks like a piece of trench art, isn't it?

The bomb is not trench art it is a lazy dog projectile easiest way to describe it is to look it up on Wikipedia unsure of what time. Probably Vietnam era.

 

 

Very interesting! I wasn't aware of the existence of these small "stubby" ones. Only new the French variants that looked like darts.

The two medals on the right are the Honour Cross (or Hindenburg Cross) and your ribbons mean they were issued for non-combattants. Nice display medal that is an affordable Great War German item.