Original German Kriegsmarine U-Boat Flotilla Badges Collection – WW2

Original German Kriegsmarine U-Boat Flotilla Badges Collection – WW2

A superb and increasingly scarce collection of original German Kriegsmarine U-Boat flotilla badges, representing several notable U-boat units of the Second World War.

This grouping includes badges associated with U-boat flotillas such as U-96, U-331, U-97, U-777, among others, each emblem reflecting the identity and heritage of individual submarines and their crews within the German Navy’s U-boat arm.

These badges were traditionally worn or displayed by crew members and are now highly sought-after artefacts of naval and military history.

Details:

Origin: Germany

Period: Second World War (1939–1945)

Service: Kriegsmarine (U-Boat arm)

Includes flotilla badges for: U-96, U-331, U-97, U-777 and others

Construction: Brass material typical of the period

Quantity: Collection/group lot

Condition:
All badges are original examples and show age-related wear consistent with period use. Some variation in condition across the group, adding to the authenticity and character of the collection.

Notes:
U-boat flotilla badges are highly collectable, each design unique to its vessel or flotilla, often featuring distinctive heraldic or symbolic imagery. Collections of multiple original badges are becoming increasingly difficult to source.

Ideal For:

Military collectors and historians

Naval and submarine memorabilia enthusiasts

Display, study, or investment collections

A rare opportunity to acquire a genuine grouping of Kriegsmarine U-Boat flotilla badges.

All original German Kreigsmarine U-Boat flotilla badges ,U-96, U-331,U97,U777
and more

These were hand made U-boat cap devises or badges as worn by the U-Boat crews of WW2 flotillas, These were not massed produced award badges made by manufacturing plants in Germany but by the crews themselves. They were made from Brass so no two are the same.
You can always tell originals due to no hole is the same due either being punched out ,so some are egg shaped, some are squared, if you look at copies all the holes are drilled and so all holes are the same size.