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Bahnschutz, Railway Leader's Dagger by Carl Eickhorn - They don't come much nicer or rarer
than this! This very rare dagger features a mint dagger has a near flawless black
celluloid swirled grip. The pommel with the moving swastika is bright and
unscratched. The lower crossguard features the winged railroad eagle. The dull
finish, aluminum scabbard is undented and in mint condition. The blade bearing
the Eickhorn logo shows 100% crossgraining. If you've been looking for one of the
rarest of Third Reich daggers, this one would be near impossible to
upgrade. SOLD. More Pictures |
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TENO subordinate's hewer by Carl Eickhorn. This fine example features the TENO styled
eagle pommel over white grip plates. The silver plated surfaces show the slightest
amount of scratches and wear. The grips are free of cracks and chips. These edged
weapons are almost impossible to find now except in collections and major shows. The
lower crossguard features the TENO eagle that reflects excellent detail.This is a
massive piece. The blade is in excellent condition with no problem areas. Under the
obverse eagle is stamped "5853" as is the scabbard throat. It's important when
buying these to make certain these numbers match. The scabbard still retains its
original paint which is in excellent condition as is silver finished areas. Rare
piece in great condition. $3999. More Pictures |
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NPEA Chained Officer dagger. This dagger is a rare piece! The unchipped,
chocolate brown grip features an aluminum eagle. The grip fits the upper
and lower plated crossguards perfectly. The reverse of the lower crossguard
is marked with the school stamp "N473". The crossguards do show minor lifting
and wear. The tang nut appears unturned. The blade is mostly bright with minor
"smudging". The motto "Mehr sein als scheinen" is clearly etched.The buffer is
intact. The distributor of course was Karl Bergsmuller, Berlin. The scabbard
retains most of its original olive green paint. The plated silver fittings
show normal wear. The chain shows roughly soldered brass links that connect
to the middle scabbard fitting. The clip is unsprung and DRGM marked. This
very rare textbook example is offered at SOLD. More Pictures |
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Kriegsmarine officer's tropical visored Schirmutze. This very rare officer's version of the Luftwaffe
Hermann Meyer is stunning. It features cello insignia with a metallic cockade. The chincords are
likewise cello. The copper brown cotton material is mint except for a very minor water stain on
the visor. It doesn't detract at all. The eagle and cockade are neatly hand-stitched to the cap
body. The interior is lined with dark green cotton and maker stamped with the 57 ˝ size. The
brown leather sweatband is 100%. $8500.
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SS officer's type II chained dagger (M36), named with portepee. This dagger has it
all! Not only is this dagger in fantastic condition, the original's officer's number
is etched into the reverse of the lower nickel crossguard. To begin, this dagger
features, all nickel silver fittings. The SS button is straight up-and-down. The
grip eagle shows deep definition giving it great detail. The black grips are free
of chips and cracks. Tied to the grip is a portepee which indicates wear by an
Waffen SS officer. The upper and lower crossguards are as nice as you would
like to see. The reverse of the lower crossguard has the officer's SS
number "54583" neatly etched into the silver. Researching this number we
learned that the dagger belonged to Felix Baungartner. Baumgartner entered
the SA in 1932 and later served on the staff of SS-Absnitt XXVII in
1939 . Later he went on to hold positions with 6. Sturm/II. Sturmbann/Ersatz SS
Totenkopfverbande and transferred to the Waffen SS September 1, 1939 (Poland). He
instructed at Bad Tolz and went on to serve with THE 10th SS Panzer
Grenadier Div. (Frundsberg), Totenkopf Div. and Das Reich. Baumgartner
held the rank of Obersturmbannfuhrer in 1945. Baumgartner was awarded
the SS Totenkopfring (Honor Ring). The painted scabbard is one of the
nicest I have ever seen showing minimal wear and scratches to the black
finish front and back. The chain has no signs of repair made to the connecting
links. The alternating links of skulls and runes all show excellent
detail. Moving to the blade I see no signs of pitting. The
crossgraining is very apparent. There are no problems! The
motto, "Meine Ehre Heisst Treue" is deeply etched with excellent
background burnishing. This historical piece would be a real
challenge to upgrade. The dagger comes with copies of
Baumgartner's service record. $SOLD. More Pictures |
084u7 - Rural Police belt buckle. This rare nickel silver buckle features a high relief and
well detailed, stylized wreathed Polizei eagle. The reverse is Assmann marked. A rare and
beautiful example.$700 More Photos |
084u6 - RAD general's belt buckle. Very rare belt buckle featuring the characteristic RAD
shovel with swastika motif with gold finish. The reverse is maker marked "OLC". $500 More Photos |
084u15 - Luftschutz painted enlisted steel belt buckle. This buckle features the stylized
winged Luftschutz swastika. The steel buckle shows wear to the blue-gray painted finish. This
rare buckle has good definition to the word Luftschutz. Most of these are badly worn. The
reverse is dated 42. $275. More Photos |
084u21 - SS enlisted belt buckle in steel with aluminum paint finish. It is great to find an
original SS buckle these days. This fine example features the standard SS face plate with the
motto, "Meine Ehre Heisst Treue". The obverse is lacking the original silver aluminum finish
but the is evident on the reverse side. The reverse shows a double circled RZM 155/40 and a
doble circled SS runes under the roll bar. Rare. $600 More Photos |
084u24 - Postschutz (Postal Protection Police) aluminum belt buckle with dated and marked
tab. This very rare buckle features a tab with the maker Schmole & Comp Menden, is dated
1933, stamped DRP and stamped "DTMD" (Dortmund) on the tab. The pebbled steel buckle
features the stylized Postal Protection eagle. This unmarked example is very rare. $700. More Photos |
085u38 - Hitler Youth Marine buckle with black cotton web belt. This is one beautiful and
very rare buckle! The gold finish on this piece is stunning. The buckle is maker marked RZM
M4/30 indicating Berg & Nolte. The black web belt has been shortened ( perhaps for an HJ
member's waist size) is marked on the keeper RZM M4/22 C. Th. Dicke also of
Ludenshied. Either Dick supplied B& N with the
belt (which itself is rare) or this was later matched-up, I cannot say but this is
an extremely rare set. $650. More Photos |
083SS5 - Allgemeine SS officer's shoulder board with early gothic Oberbayern cipher. This
officer's board features a Gothic "O" signifying they were with Standarte Oberbayern which
was worn until 1936. The reverse has an RZM tag. Rare. $2,500. More Photos
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079U13 - Heer cavalry officer's walking out dress tunic with aiguillette. This rare piece
features cavalry piping down the front and collar and sleeves. The matching Hauptmann boards
have original ciphers indicating the officer was with the 18th Cavalry Rgt. The matching
tabs match the piping on the boards. This is exquisite. There is a set of three loops over
the left breast pocket for a ribbon bar and a single set of loops on the pleat of the
left breast pocket. There is an original aiguillette affixed to the right shoulder. Above
the cuff on the left-hand sleeve is an original 'Kreta" cufftitle that is expertly
applied and that I believe is original to the tunic. The inside of the tunic features
a dagger suspender. There is a nametag with a Dresden tailors label on the inside of
the left breast pocket. This beautiful tunic comes with a letter sent by the auction
house to the buyer stating the origin and provenance of the tunic. $3750. More Photos
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NPEA Leader dagger. This dagger features an aluminum eagle and plated silver fittings. The
upper and lower crossguards show lifting in the plating. There is a chip on the reverse
of the grip near the upper crossguard. The reverse of the lower crossguard is stamped
with the number "4" and "O" for the scool location at Oraneinstein. The scabbard fitting
show consistent age and lifting to the silver plate. The chain is complete with no
repairs. The blade is in very good to excellent condition. There are several darkened
areas but these do not detract from the overall appearance of this very
rare dagger.. The motto for the NPEA, " Mehr sein als scheinen" (Be greater than you seem) has a
deep acid etch. This same dagger is pictured in the Ron Weinand book, "NPEA Daggers and Associated Knives", page 76. Very hard
to find and great to see in the reference book. $5,950. More Pictures |
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Postschutz official's dagger by Weyersberg. I love Postschutz daggers. This rare dagger
has a high definition eagle on the black hardwood grip. The pommel cap has a bright
silver finish. The underside of the crossguard is no stamped with DRP or number. The
scabbard is one of the nicest postals I have ever seen with better than 99% of its
original black paint finish intact. The chain is complete with no repairs with only
minor scratches on the silver suspension clip. The blade is near mint, showing the
least amount of in and out wear. The Weyersberg stamp is crisp. This piece would be
hard to upgrade. $4500. More Pictures |
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- NSKK Marine white top visor hat. This very rare hat features the very rare bullion NSKK
Marine cockade with the wreathed crossed anchors and swastika in a red field. The small
gilt metal NSKK eagle is centered above the wreathed cockade. This hat allowed for no rank
distinctions.The white top top shows age soiling but there are no breaks or teras in the
fabric. The interior features white silk lining and a complete and unmarked sweat
diamond. The brown leather sweatband is complete and unmarked. There is a brown RZM
tag that indicates a manufacture date of 1934. The size is approximately 57. This
is an excellent example of one very rare Third Reich cap! $2750.. More Photos |
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- NSDAP Political Leader's white top visor hat for Kreis level official. This beautiful and
rare white silk example was worn for ceremonial dress occasions. The black piping of
Kreisleiter was replaced in 1939 with white. This hat features a stunning golden political
eagle over the newer style wreathed cockade that replaced the circular rondel with
swastika. This hat has a Havana brown capband and light brown visor. Above and below
the capband is the black piping. The white silk cap body shows minor age soiling and
light brown stains along the upper edge of the hat. These do not detract from the
general appearance of this wonderful hat. The golden chincords are cello. The interior
of the hat is lined with copper-brown cotton with a size marked sweat diamond as is
common in political visors. The artificial leather sweatband shows wear and is
complete. Under the sweatband is the expected RZM tag. Great hat! $3500. More Photos |
 084H16
- Feuerschutzpolzei officer's visor by Peter Kupper. This rare and desirable police hat
features carmine red crown and capband piping for the Fire Protection Police. The black
capband indicates the period of 1939-1942 when this color band was worn. The aluminum
chincords make this an officer's hat. The wreathed police eagle shows a slight loss of
finish but this does not detract from the general appearance of the hat. The hat's upper
body is police blue/green wool. The underside of the upper body has two screen vented
grommets on each side. The visor shows light wear. There is no mothing or staining. The
interior features oilcloth material used for the crown section. The maker's name Peter
Kupper (Pekuro) is marked with the location 'Wu - Ronsdorf" (Wupperthal Ronsdorf). The
initials " F.R." are handwritten on the lining. An original size tag is still affixed
to the brad that attaches the ends of the lightly worn arificial leather sweatband. It's
a rare beauty! $1400. More Photos |
079US-U1 - U.S. Army M42 Paratrooper "Jump' jacket & trousers. This rare set shows light use
with minor areas of wear. There is a set of private first class stripes on each sleeve. This
set is complete and has a name and unit marked inside the trousers. It would make an
interesting research project to try to identify the paratrooper. A great American combat
uniform and highly collectible. . More Photos
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078so1 - Burgermeister's "Chain of Office" for the City of Neunkirchen am Botzberg…. This
exceedingly rare and complete badge of office features stunningly detailed links with
alternating Teno insignia, RAD and state eagles. The various insignia are secured to each
link with the smallest of rivets. The links are fastened with unbroken, unrepaired
chains. They join at a central plate which reads declares the city official's rank. Below
this panel is suspended a medallion that features a high-relief bust of Adolf Hitler. This
finely crafted piece is made of German Nickle silver. These chains of office were worn
at official party functions, parades, etc. A very rare item and offered for SOLD. More Photos
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0711so1 - Aluminum Army Paratroop Badge (Fallschirmschutzen - Abzeichen des Heeres). This
extremely rare badge (aluminum version) features the stylized diving Heer eagle. The Heer
maintained a separate Fallschirminfantrie kompanie and later regiment until January 1, 1938
at which time it was incorporated into the Luftwaffe. Fallschirmjager who worn this badge
after this date had previously been awarded the army version and allowed to wear the
badge. This makes the early aluminum version very rare being that its production was
discontinued after tombak became the primary material of construction prior to the
outbreak of war. This badge shows use and has wear to the finish. There is a period
repaired catch that protrudes through the wreath. This is a textbook example and
will make a great centerpiece for anyone who collects badges, Luftwaffe, Heer or
Fallschirmjager. $. More Photos
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0711so2 - Staatliche Kriminalpolizei identity disc. I am proud to offer this very rare
piece. This disc was carried to identify the bearer and granted him unlimited access in
his pursuit of state criminals which included political malcontents. The bearer of this
disc was identified by his identification number that was individually hand-stamped on
the reverse. The obverse features a beautifully detailed national eagle. This disc is
in excellent and "untouched" condition having never been cleaned. More Photos
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0712so1 - Hermann Goering sterling silver, informal dinner pattern 5 piece silverware
set. This beautifully engraved, high quality 5 piece set includes a dinner
fork (marked with a crescent moon, crown, 800 and fox (?) measuring 7 ˝ inches, a dinner
knife marked with a crown 800 on the reverse and KKS NICHTROSTEND on the front blade
measuring 8 ˝ inches, a small butter knife also marked crown 800 and KKS NICHTROSTEND
measuring 6 ˝ inches, a dinner spoon marked crescent moon, crown 800 and fox measuring
6 inches, and a large serving spoon marked crescent moon, crown 800 fox measuring
8 ˝ inches. All pieces feature the Hermann Goering coat-of-arms with a mailed arm
clutching a ring. All pieces are available separately. $ each or $ for the 5
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067SS5 - Westland . This machine embroidered enlisted cufftitle was worn by the 10th
SS-Panzergrenadier-Regt., 5th SS-Panzer Division - "Wiking" making this a pretty rare enlisted
cufftitle. Wiking was the first SS division composed of foreign volunteers coming mostly
from the Scandanavian countries. The division suffered very heavy casualties in
the "Russlandkampf". This is a mint, un-issued example.$. More Photos
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0712u3 - Political Leader's dress brocade belt. This beautiful piece features golden aluminum
brocade with a repeating oak leaf motif woven into the fabric. The belt has a brown velvet
backed interior. The belt shows light wear. The gold finished aluminum buckle features the
state political eagle. This belt is a large size (40-42). The reverse of the buckle shows
the RZM maker's code. The original RZM tag is also attached. RARE - . More Photos |
0712u4 - Heer Band Leader's dress brocade belt. This very rare belt features a standard
officer's aluminum buckle. The rarity begins with the two vertical stripes that run the
length of the silver aluminum brocade. Army band leader belts are rare to find. The interior
of the belt is field gray wool felt. The keeper and two securing loops are factory stitched
components with matching field gray backing. There is a small metal tab on the tongue that
incates (I believe) the belt's small size -95 which I take for cm's. Highly collectible
and very rare. . More Photos |
079U1 - Heer Generalmajor 4 pocket service tunic. This beautiful tunic is named
to "Gen. M. A. v. Bessel'. It is dated Jan. 42. The tunic features all matching collar
tabs, shoulder boards and gilt buttons. The left breast pocket area has four sets of
loops. Above the left breast pocket are 5 loops to accommodate a long ribbon bar. There
is a beautifully detailed gold bullion general's eagle on the right breast. There is one
very minor stain on the back but it doesn't detract from the overall appearance. There
is no mothing. The interior of the tunic features a maker's label. The inside breast
pocket indicates the same tailor on the name tag. This beautiful tunic is in excellent
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079U3 - Kriegsmarine reefer jacket for Maat rank with specialty insignia for a
Boatswain. This tunic comes with the Soldbuch for Fritz Riewald who was attached to
U-Boat building and testing shipyard at Bremen-Vegesack. The reefer jacket features a
tresse piped collar with the correct collar tabs for Maat rank (junior nco). This is
the nicest non-officer reefer I have ever seen. The breast eagle is the cello variety
and shows excellent detail. The 10 front buttons all match and are original to the
tunic. There are wto sets of loops for awards. There is also an original EKII ribbon
through the first button hole. There is a fowled anchor insignia on the left upper
sleeve indicating he was a Boatswain. The interior is unmarked, unlabeled. The
Soldbuck came in the inside pocket. This tunic is stunning. $. More Photos
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079U14 - Heer Artillery Colonel's "Russian Front" tunic. This tunic is a rare example of a
Heer tunic made of Russian "zeltbahn" material. If this tunic could talk… This piece is
theater made using captured material. The summer weight, olive drab, duck cotton features
expertly applied Heer full artillery colonel's boards, aluminum eagle and tabs. The green
wool collar was added at the time the tunic was tailored probably by one of the division's
tailors who where famous for fabricating uniforms using captured material. The tunic
has nicely tailored pleated and scalloped breast and hip pockets. The tunic has 5 sets
of loops on and beneath the left breast pocket. There are 5 loops above the left breast
pocket to accommodate a long ribbon bar. The man who wore this tunic saw action. All
pebbled aluminum buttons have matching, original thread and wear. A great and rare
tunic. SOLD. More Photos
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0712U2 - Allegmeine SS enlisted man’s service tunic. This black service tunic has re-attached
a cufftitle and tabs. All insignia is neatly hand-sewn throughout the entire tunic. The
left-facing collar tab indicates the 58th (Koln) Fuss-Standarten (Regiment) and the rank
tab is for a Scharfuhrer. The neatly, hand-sewn cuffband is for the 9th Sturm (company). There
is a hand-sewn “Old Fighters Chevron” on the right upper sleeve. A SS armband is stitched to
the upper left sleeve. The standard SS enlisted, twistcord shoulder board is on the right
shoulder. There is no mothing. There are two sets of small holes near the left breast pocket
where someone had pinned on badges at one time or another. The tunic has all matching RZM
buttons except for the bottom two front ones. There is a dagger strap sewn in the left
hip pleated pocket for suspending a SS dagger. There are two pebbled aluminum belt clips
with one on each side. The two decorative aluminum buttons adorn the back vent. The
interior features the standard black cotton lining found in these RZM tunics and brown
cotton lined sleeves. The interior left breast pocket has a machine stitched RZM
tag. Although there has been minor reattachment work done to this authentic tunic it
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 0710MAB5
- 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class Spange. This award was given when recipients had previously been
awarded the 1914 EK1. This fine, unmarked example shows excellent detail. .
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RLB 1st model enlisted dagger by C. Gustav Spitzer. This dagger features all early nickel
silver fittings. The grip emblem features the earlier RLB sunburst star with swastika. The
deep black eboney grip is in nperfect condition with no chips or cracks. The RLB emblem
shows minor wear to the enameled finish. The silvered finishes have matching age
patinae. The scabbard features the original paint showing minor, normal wear
and "spidering". The blade shows crossgraining but has areas of spotting and
minor graying. There is no pitting or rust.The original buffer is intact. The
hanger features an "A" DRGM and the RZM code. These RLB's are becoming more
rare and the demand for them continues to grow. This is a highly collectible
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Diplomatic Official's dagger by Alcoso. This fine dagger features the characteristic Diplo
eagle's head for the pommel over the mother of pearl grip. The mother of pearl is perfect
with no chips or cracks as one would hope for with one of these elegant pieces. The
silver plated finish surrounding the grip plates has several minor nicks but the finish
is in excellent condition and has an even patination. The lower crossguard eagle shows
deep casting for excellent detail. The blade is in excellent condition with no
serious marks , pitting or smudging. This blade would be hard to upgrade. The original
buffer is intact. The scabbardshows nice age patinae with no dents and still shows
some of the original lacquer. I have not taken this piece apart but I've been
informed that all internal numbers match with "138". A stunningly elegant and
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SS/SD M34 helmet. This light weight duty helmet features the design characteristic of having
a shallow bill and apron. These non-combat helmets were worn primarily by
Sicherheitdienst (SD) personnel. The helmet features a light green smooth texture
finish. There are cork pads separating the shell from the liner. The chinstrap is
the "quick-release" type. The original ca Pocher SS decals are in excellent
condition. This helmet is textbook. SOLD. More Photos |
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- Political Leader's visor hat for Gau level party officials. This hat piece features
wine-red crown and capband piped. It had one of the finest sets of hat insignia I've seen
on these pieces. The cords are "cello". The hat has one very minor craze in the visor but
this doesn't distract from this rare piece. The interior is lined with artificial silk. The
sweat diamond is 100% as is the leather sweatband with an under lying RZM tag. No mothing
or stains. SOLD.More Photos |
071H2 - Cavalry officer's visor by EREL. This excellent quality example shows light wear. The exterior
features the bright golden yellow piping of a cavalry unit. The earlier style cockade is
vented which was an EREL patent. The hat exhibits a beautiful shape. The aluminum chincords
are tight. The exterior is clean except for one very minor moth-nip on the crown. This is
so minor that it doesn't detract from the visor's overall appearance.The interior has the
standard EREL rhomboid sweat diamond and is marked "Standard" indicating its quality
level. The interior shows light wear. The perforated leather sweatband is intact and
joined in the rear by a bow. This hat would rate excellent in my collection. . More Photos SOLD |
081H1 -
Heer Panzer beret by Wilhelm Wethekom Dresden. This excellent example is dated 1938. The black
tam (upper body) features the characteristic circular pattern weave. The lappet (pigtail) is
an integral part of the manufacturing process as the cloth was spun. The earlier white
insignia is machine sewn. The padded crash helmet liner has six air grommets. The oilcloth
lining is mint. The size "57" is stamped at the rear of the leather sweatband. Rare. . More Photos |
078U4 - Heer M-36 Unteroffizier tunic. This rare tunic features unteroffizier tresse along
the collar and shoulder boards. These were applied after the tunic was issued indicating
a promotion in rank. The tunic features a higher quality wool seen in the earlier
tunics. The left breast pocket has two sets of original loops. The left sleeve has a
specialty insignia for gunners. The tunic is in overall excellent condition. Nothing
glows under blacklight. SOLD. More Photos
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077so1 - SS Totenkopfring dated 1943. - This SS Honor Ring is an excellent example of one
of the most sought after SS awards. The ring is dated June 21, 1943. The recipient's name
has been intentionally scratched, but it appears to be "Hurtiling" or "Huetiling". The
inscriptions: SLb., Hurtiling (?), date and H. Himmler are finely jeweler engraved. The
joiner seam is apparent behind the skull. The exterior of the ring shows light wear with
the double runes on the rear panel showing the most. The remaining runes are still highly
distinguishable. This ring is an overall excellent example showing a modest amount of
light and normal wear. The ring is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity
written by Don Boyle famous author of "SS Totenkopf H. Himmler Honor
Ring 1933-1945". SOLD. More Photos
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079m3 - Heer Feldgendarmerie Gorget. Worn by the Heer military police, this near mint example
features about 95% of the original fluorescent paint. The links are original and show no
repairs. The reverse features the fully intact pasteboard backing. Feldgendarmerie
gorgets in this condition are rising in value and increasingly harder to find. This
near perfect example is available for SOLD. More Photos
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079f2 - Swastika podium flag. This flag measures 18x30 with an additional 3" of fringe trim
along the bottom.. The flag is in excellent condition showing no tears
or stains. SOLD. More Photos
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- Panzer Assault stickpin in silver. It's not very often that I buy
stickpins but as I passed this one at a recent show I got
"stuck" and had to have it. The detail and finish on this
offering are excellent. Look closely and I might be wearing it at a show.
SOLD.
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088SS4 - "SS-Schule Tolz"in flat silver wire for officers. Cut ends. 16" long. SOLD. More Photos
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067SS1 - Adolf Hitler (Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hilter). Enlisted with aluminum thread
edges . This cufftitle was introduced in 1940 with a machine embroidered Adolf Hilter. This is
a worn example showing frayed edges. The cufftitle measures approx. 15". Rare. SOLD. More Photos
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067SS6 - Adolf Hitler "LAH" hand embroidered officer's cufftitle. The hand embroidered
cufftitles, in my opinion, are the most attractive featuring heavy and distinctive
lettering. This example was on a tunic and the stitch holes are evident. The reverse
features a strip of fabric applied to protect the hand-embroidered threads. There is a
single RZM tag. The cufftitle measures approx. 17". Rare. SOLD. More Photos
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067SS8 - Gotz von Berlichingen. The 17th SS Panzergrenadier Division. No officer pattern
exists. Machine woven, bevo pattern. Instituted in 1943 this cufftitle was worn by all
officers and enlisted. The division was heavily involved in Normandy…. Cufftile measures
approx. 18 ˝ ". SOLD. More Photos
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079U7 - SS M44 smooth cotton fabric dot pattern camouflage tunic and matching pants. An
identical uniform of this pattern is pictured in M. Beaver's book, "Camouflage Uniforms
of the Waffen SS", p. 221. This rare uniform This is one rare uniform features (I believe) a
factory applied sleeve eagle as seen by the loose zig-zag stitching. The stitching that
secures the buttons all matches but one button is smooth rather than pebbled. The interior
is nicely size stamped on the hbt rayon facing under the right armpit along with
Betr. Ra (Ravensbruch?). The pants match the tunic. The pants feature zinc suspender
buttons but one is missing at the front right hip. The pants are size stamped along
the right rear waistband. All the ties at the ends of the pant legs are present. One
of the side adjusting cinch-belts is made using HBT material which is interesting to
see but I'm not surprised considering the shortage of materials. This very rare and
collectible uniform is available for SOLD. More Photos
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079U5 - Heer Generalleutnant's greatcoat. This is a very high quality greatcoat that was worn
by a Generalleutnant before he attained General rank. This doeskin material coat features
the original non-gilt buttons that the general didn't upgrade. The gilt buttons may not have
been available. Many general's upgraded their colonel's greatcoats once they received their
promotions so this is not uncommon. The coat has had the general's red lapel facing
expertly hand-sewn. The shoulder boards feature the single pip indicating the rank of
Generalleutnant. The interior does not have any identifying maker's label or name
tag. There is a dagger suspender. This coat has a couple of small areas of minor
moth nips along the bottom hem but they do not detract from the
coat's appearance. SOLD. More Photos
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079H18 -
Heer M17 "Transitional" with "thin-winged" style eagle. This Austrian shell features an
original smooth field gray finish. The decals rate better than 85%. The Heer eagle is
the thin winged style. The liner is original to the re-finished transitional shell. Great
looking and original. SOLD. More Photos |
079H21 -
Luftwaffe Hermann Goering Division NCO/EM visor hat. This hat features the white crown and
capband piping characteristic of HG pieces. The Hat has an early eagle with down-turned
wings. The aluminum winged cockade is "molded" to the contour of the mohair capband. There
is no exterior mothing or stains.The visor is in excellent condition with all the edge
stitching unbroken. The interior shows mild and honest wear. The artificial leather
sweatband is 100% complete and attaches with a brad. The artificial silk blue lining
shows normal sweat staining but no holes. The celluloid diamond is missing which would
have revealed the maker. This is a quality constructed piece and in excellent
condition except for the diamond. SOLD. More Photos |
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Kriegsmarine tropical Schirmutze leather visored hat for NCO/enlisted ranks. This extremely rare hat
is the KM version of the Luftwaffe Hermann Meyer. This hat features tan cotton khaki removable
top. The cockade is affixed to a khaki colored felt wool backing. The chinstrap and visor are
brown leather. The upper hat body has four ventilation grommets on each side. The interior
indicates this hat was worn. The hat has a red cotton lining with a maker's stamp. It is
dated 1942 and size 56. The brown leather sweatband is perforated in the front allowing for
additional ventilation. This is an extremely rare piece. SOLD.
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 076H3
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Waffen SS maroon fez. The SS maroon fez, worn by the Kama and Handshar divisions, was issued
for walking out dress. This fez features the standard machine sewn SS insignia. The tassels
are textbook but show some strands as slightly pulled from the knot that affixes them to
the cap body. It's a great example with complete leather sweatband. SOLD. More Photos |
 076H2
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Waffen SS field gray fez. This rare piece is one of the last "bargain-priced" items of SS
headgear. These are becoming increasingly difficult to find as are the maroon fezzes. The
gray fez was worn in the field by members of the Handshar and Kama divisions in Yugoslavia
while engaged in Anti-partisan operations. This fez is mint and still bargain priced below
$2k. SOLD More Photos |
 078H7
- Political Leader's visor hat for "Orts" level party officials. This beautiful example is
the most perfect I have seen. The hat features the expected light brown wool twill. The
blue crown and capband piping is 100%. The interior is lined with pale yellow artificial
silk. The oilcloth sweatband is fully intact with a RZM tag underneath.. There is a size
tag under the celluloid sweat diamond. SOLD.More Photos SOLD |
 088MAB2
- Krim shield on field gray cloth backing for Heer/SS. This mint example features a
beautifully detailed, high-relief eagle over Crimea. The reverse has a paper
backing. It's becoming harder to find originals in this condition. SOLD.
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 068MAB2
- German Cross im Silber marked "20". A fine example of a rare award. This cross shows age
tarnishing a surface wear. The silver background surrounding the swastika has faded. The
Zimmermann firm produced some of the finest awards during the Third reich. The silver award
was bestowed upon military personnel for their non-combat contribution. SOLD.
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 075MAB1
- Luftwaffe Flak badge by Juncker. This early example features the complete C.E. Juncker
maker's mark. The "88" show the expected excellent Juncker detail as does the stylized
Luftwaffe flying eagle at the top of the wreath. The reverse shows the standard high
quality construction for the hinge, pin and "c" catch. Becoming rare to find. SOLD. More Photos |
 075MAB2
- Luftwaffe Pilot badge by Assmann. This early-war tombak badge shows excellent detail in the
eagle's feathers. There is still a fair amount of the original burnishing to the eagle as
well. The reverse reflects the spun rivets typical of Assmann construction. The
stylized "A" reflects the maker mark. Very nice badge. Authentic pilot's badges are
getting harder to find as they disappear into collections worldwide. SOLD. More Photos |
 065MAB3
- Luft. Pilot's badge by C.E. Juncker. 1940 style, early war badge made by probably the
most famous makers of Luft. Badges. Classic example of the early war style badge make of
nickel silver. The eagle shows excellent detail as does the age darled wreath that still
retains original frosting under the patinae. The reverse features the standard Juncker
maker's mark and pin assembly. SOLD More Photos |
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Land Customs Officials dagger by Carl eickhorn. This is a stunning very rare
piece. The dagger features dark green leather with a silver wire wrapped grip. The
leather is in excellent plus condition showing minor wear and the wire wrap is tight
fitting. The aluminum ferrel, pommel cap and lower crossguard are aluminum. The blade
is as close to mint as you can get, showing excellent crossgrain. The buffer is
intact. The scabbard is covered in matching dark green leather wrapped with plated
silver fittings. All screws are original. This would be hard to upgrade for the
serious dagger collector. SOLD More Pictures |
076H4 -
Heer Afrika Korps M-41 tropical field cap with golden yellow soutache. This stunning and
exceedingly rare cap features a factory applied, golden yellow machine-stitched soutache for
cavalry. This cap shows light fading to the olive green cap body. The handsewn tropical
eagle appears to be period applied and original to the cap. The grommets are painted
zinc. The interior features a complete "LAGO" makers mark along with the cap size
60. There is a second model interior cotton sweatband that shows light wear. The cap
appears to have been issued during the period before soutaches were ordered to not be
worn and the appearance of the interior sweatband seen on the second model AK caps. Very
rare. SOLD. More Photos |
069u2 - Kriegsmarine officer's dress brocade belt. This belt is mint and unworn. Perfect
example. More PhotosSOLD |
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Postschutz dagger by Paul Weyersberg. This is a beauty! This dagger features one of the
nicest nickel silver grip eagles I have ever seen on a Postschutz. This dagger has heavily
plated silver surfaces on the pommel cap, crossguards and scabbard. There are no chips
in the grip. The blade has the smallest of smudges on the reverse near the buffer and
towards the tip. These areas do not detract from the overall appearance of the
blade. The underside of the crossguard is stamped 2139 and DRP. The chained scabbard
has good silver plating showing minor age wear. The chain is complete without any
repairs. SOLD. More Pictures |
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Early SA dagger by Paul Henkels . SA daggers made by Paul Henkels are rare. This
dagger features nickel silver fittings with a nice even age patina throughout. The SA
button is 100% and the eagle show excellent detail. There are some dings to the wood
grip on the obverse but these appear to be old. There are no chips or cracks in the
rich deep brown grips. The Reverse of the lower crossguard is stamped with a "P"
signifying Pomerania, which, in itself is a rare Group stamp. The blade shows a deep
acid etched motto Alles fur Deutchland. The blade is in excellent condition showing
no rust or pitting with only a couple of minor smudges. The anodized scabbard shows
normal age retaining most of its original chocolate brown color. The hanger is a
standard SA in excellent condition. SOLD. More Pictures |
 031EW12 - Diplomatic
Official's Dagger made by Alcoso. It's not often these are available being
as rare as they are. This dagger has silver plated surfaces that do show
wear. Overall the surfaces are nicely patinaed. There are no dings to the
head of the eagle as is commonly seen. The synthetic mother of pearl grip
plates are evenly toned. There is one small chip in the lower obverse
side. The eagle shows excellent detail and retains almost all of its
finish except at the high points that show minor wear. The scabbard
matches the condition of the dagger. There are no dings. It's straight.
The pebbling is unmarred. The oak leaf suspension rings show wear. The
blade is in very good to excellent condition showing moderate gray smudges
on the obverse and reverse sides. The Alcoso maker's mark with the two
scales is clear. All internal parts are marked "34". The leather
washer is present and intact. Overall I would rate this dagger as very
good, very rare and very collectible. Priced accordingly at SOLD.
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069u1 - Army officer's dress brocade belt - Excellent and in mint condition. The buckle shows
high definition detail. The aluminum brocade is perfect. More Photos SOLD |
 0511EW13
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SA by Wilh. Kober. A rare maker. This early dagger features a lacquer finish to the
deep brown wood grips that is characteristic to this maker. This finish sets of nicely
the rich nickel silver tones of the eagle, SA button and upper and lower crossguards.
The reverse of the lower crossguard is Group stamped "Th". The blade is in excellent
condition showing most of its original cross-graining. The SA motto retains about
100% of its background burnishing. The scabbard is anodized and retains most of its
brown finish, The SA hanger is stamped "A" and DRGM. An excellent piece by a rare
maker. More Pictures SOLD |
 0511EW4
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Engraved bayonet by Eickhorn. This one-sided etched bayonet by Eickhorn features the
standard etche of the Wehrmacht eagles and the stylized inscription commemorating the
memory of "my service days". The background frosting is 100%. The blade still retains
its mirror finish. The Eickhorn stamp is clear. The checkerboard grips and retaining
screws are in near mint condition. The scabbard shows light surface wear and retains
its original painted finish. The frog shows much surface cracking due to
heat exposure. Still the piece displays well. A beautiful example. More Pictures SOLD |
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SA by Gustav Voss. This is a very rare SA maker. The early nickel fittings show a
nice even age patina. The SA button has a mellow tone to it. The eagle shows
excellent detail. The grip has a nice rich brown tone. The reverse of the lower
crossguard and upper scabbard fitting are neatly engraved with the owner's SA serial
number 16/21312. The blade is in excellent condition showing nice cross-graining.
There are some minor smudges or rough areas in the mirror finish. The SA motto has
very nice background burnishing. Overall the blade is near excellent. The scabbard
is, of course, an early anodized one retaining much of its original finish. The SA
hanger is complete showing only minor age creases in the rich brown leather. More PicturesSOLD |
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RAD enlisted man's hewer by Alcoso. This hewer features bone grip plates.
The silver finish to the remainder of the handle has worn off. The screws that
secure the plates are original. The crossguard has lost its burnish to the accent
grooves. The blade is unsharpened and has a deep etched motto "Arbeit Adelt". The
blade is in excellent condition except for one miniscule nick. The scabbard retains
its original paint finish. The silver plate is worn from the upper and lower silver
fittings and in some areas the brass base metal is exposed. There is also minor
pitting on each of the scabbard fittings. Overall this example is in good condition
with a very good blade. More PicturesSOLD |
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 035EW10
- Partial Ground Rohm SA dagger w/hanger by Ed. Wusthof. This early dagger
featured nicely patinaed nickel silver fittings. The grip is a deep, rich
brown with no chips. The SA button and eagle are in excellent condition.
The reverse of the lower crossguard shows the group stamp "Nrh".
The brown scabbard is in very good condition. The lower hanger's brown
leather shows some wear but it too is in very good condition. The upper
hanger is is in better condition. The area of the upper grip under the
hanger shows wear which leads me to believe the hanger has been there for
a long time. The blade is in
excellent condition with good crossgraining The obverse of the blade shows
excellent background burnishing for the SA motto "Alles fur
Deutchland".
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the reverse. There is a near full Rohm inscription but is missing the Rohm
name which has been ground off. Only the deep line that appears over the
Rohm portion remains. The Ed. Wusthof maker's mark that features the
trident is intact. This is a great early SA piece that shows its history.
Offered at More PhotosSOLD
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 075EW2
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Kriegsmarine dagger by E & F Horster with original knot. This dagger is untouched. The dagger
has a nice age patina. The grip's wire wrap is tight. There is no question that the knot is
original to the piece. There are no dents to the scabbard. The blade retains its original
red buffer pad. The blade shows the standard etched fouled anchor panel on each side. There
are areas of very minor smudging but this does not detract from the dagger's overall
appearance. Not mint but very collectible. More Picturessold |
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Police dress bayonet by Eickhorn. This bayonet features a stag grip with the stylized
eagles head at the pommel. The police eagle is tight and original. There are extra drill
holes that have been filled beneath the rivets that affix the stag grips to the metal
handle. These appear to have been drilled at the time the piece was constructed. The
leather scabbard has a deep rich brown tone and is complete. The frog has at one time
been broken and has been repaired with what appears to be epoxy. The blade has areas
of smudging but is free of rust. There is a unit stamp on the top edge "217" and proof
marks.The bayonet displays well and is priced accordingly at More Picturessold |
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SS M-36 Chained dagger with Type I chain. This fine example features a stunning Type I
plated steel chain that has high relief and great detail to the skulls and runes. The
grip is near perfect as is the runes button and eagle. The fit of the grip to the
lower crossguard is not near perfect but this is often seen on the chains producted
in the mid-production period. The upper and lower crossguards are nickel silver. The
reverse of the lower crossguard is GAU stamped Sa . Don't dismiss this dagger! Thomas
Wittman writes an entire page in his Exploring the Dress Daggers and Swords of the
SS. Please read page 121 of this "bible" for peace of mind. This is no parts
dagger. The Upper and middle scabbard fitting are the plated steel and the lower
is nickel. The center scabbard fitting is secured by a single screw - this is
identical to the one pictured in Wittman's book on page 131. All scabbard screws
are "un-turned". This too is commonly seen in the mid-production M-36's. The
Scabbard retains much of its original lacquer over the anodized finish. There
is no rusr. The chain is near perfect except that one link does have minor
oxidation to it. Apparently at some point this link was exposed to moisture
and the plating just wasn't up to the challenge. The obverse displays quite
well. The reverse of the proof stamped link shows more oxidation than the
obverse side (sorry but that's the way it is).There is also minor oxidation
on the clip as shown in the photo. Fortunately these areas are not on the
front so the dagger will display well. The cut -out cloverleaf shows the
DRGM mark as Type I's demonstrate Here's the really great part - the blade
is practically stone mint with fantastic crossgraining. This is one of
the nicest SS blades I've ever owned. The motto is deeply etched with
great burnishing. There is no maker's mark as you would expect on factory
produced M-36's. Great piece. More Pictures SOLD |
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Army officer's dagger by Paul Weyersberg. This fine example is pre-war/early war
construction with fine detail to the fitting. The lower crossguard eagle is deeply
cut. The oakleaves on the upper pommel are not as well defined as those on the
ferrel. Where the grip meets the lower crossguard. The blade has some areas of
gray but there is no rust or pitting. The outward appearance shows a nice even
age patinae, More PicturesSOLD |
 069m3
- Beer stein for the 2nd company, Panzer Rgt. 35. This
stoneware stein is marked Kriegsweihnachten 1940. There is a list of campaigns the
rgt. participated in which included Holland, Belgium and France. The motif features a
MKIII panzer with its crew. There is a Wehrmacht eagle over the panzer. This stein is in
excellent condition. It is marked ˝ litre and is ready for viewing your
favorite sport. More
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 069m1
- NSKK vehicle pennant - This example is in
excellent condition with some very minor age yellowing to one side. The pennant features the
right-facing, stylized NSKK eagle. The leather edge surrounding the pennant is in perfect
condition. There is a small rope for attachment along with a small RZM tag. Near mint and
unused. More
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 067m1
- Luftwaffe Neitche & Gunther (very rare) flight
goggles. These googles are described in Angolia's Luftwaffe vol. III on pages 288 & 289. These
googles are described as the type II with the "hinged nose piece and clear lenses. The
goggles are mint! Accompanying the goggles is the original metal also pictured in the
Angolia book. The case reads, " Fl. - Splitterschutzbrille mit Ultrasin-Glasen …A Fl 30550 ". There
is minor oxidation to the metal case but overall this is a highly collectible item of Luftaffe
flight gear. More
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 066m2
- Matched set of collar tabs for for
Reich's level official, Bereitscftsleiter. This beautiful matched set features the national
eagle over two "pips" denoting the political rank. One eagle does show some minor age
tarnishing. The carmine red background and yellow- gold cello piping makes this a
rather elegant pair. The reverse shows the buckram backing and attaching flat
pins. Near Mint. More
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 066m1
- Eva Braun "800" marked silver flatware - This
knife, spoon and fork ensemble is monogrammed with the stylized EB that resembles a
butterfly. The monogram appears on Eva's jewelry and other personal items. This
dinnerware pattern is the same pictured in the book "Collector's Guide
to "Liberated" Adolf Hitler Memorabilia" vol. II, by Mark D. Griffith, M.D. The spoon
measures approx. 5 ˝ ", the knife 9 ˝" and the fork 8 ˝". Being that this was
Eva's, it is rare and desirable as Eva became "Mrs. Hitler". separately or
for the set..More
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 0412m1
- SS "PX" ring. This skull
ring features a SS pattern skull. The ring is stamped "800" indicating the
silver content on the inside of the band and has the maker's cartouche - a
circled "H". The ring shows a grinning skull with bones and is hollow-backed.
The ring is a very small size.
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069f1 - Vehicle identification flag. This standard swastika pattern flag printed on one side
measures approximately 38x29 inches and features four grommets used for attaching the flag to
tops of vehicles for aircraft to identify as being a "friendly". The flag has two very small
worn areas/holes that do not detract from the overall presentation. The flag is in
excellent condition otherwise and displays well. More Photos
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069f4 - Kriegsflagge, also known as the national war flag. This flag is the perfect size for
display measuring approximately 17"x 32". The flag does have some areas of damage. There are
separations and holes in the areas of the Iron Cross, swastika, the white field and the
longest "arm" extending from the central motif. If this flag were displayed on a dark
background the damage is minimally noticeable. Hard to find real ones in this display
size. More Photos
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069f5 - RAD pennant flag. This printed large pennant measures 46"x78". The printed swastika
and RAD motif are in excellent condition. There is one small area of black stain but this
does not detract from the overall appearance of the flag. This flag is in excellent
condition. More Photos
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069f6 - Sports Association Trumpet banner. This high quality cotton trumpet banner features
the Reich's sports eagle in a white field on one side and a standard swastika pattern on the
other. The banner is edged with white fringe. The banner measures approximately 16"x17" not
including the trim. Displays well. More Photos
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069f7 - Large podium flag with decorative tresse. This high quality one-sided cotton flag
features an interior border of bullion tresse. The circle surrounding the swastika is also
encircled by tress as are the inside arms of the swastika. The bottom on the flag is
decorated with bullion fringe. The flag measures 38"x44" not including the fringe. This
flag has minor staining inside the white field but this is barely noticeable. There is
no other damage. This is an excellent display piece. More Photos
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069f8 - Large vehicle identification flag. This standard pattern swastika flag measures
approximately 40"x76". It has four metal grommets used for attachment to the vehicle. The
flag is undamaged except for some very minor stains. The flag is unused and otherwise
mint. Being that this is a large flag it would look great on your car, SUV or
station wagon. More Photos
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069f9 - Small podium flag measuring 30'x37". This flag features an interior white cotton
border. This flag is undamaged and near mint. The bottom is decorated with white cotton
fringe. This makes an excellent display piece and has great size. More Photos
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069f10 - Standard party wall display flag. This mint example features "tabs" on the upper
corner for displaying the flag on walls. This printed cotton flag measures 32"x41 ˝" which
is still a good size for display. More Photos
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069f11 - Vehicle identification flag with Baltic Cross. This cotton flag features the Baltic
Cross commonly seen on Wehrmacht vehicles. The flag measures 47" x 24". There is no damage. There
are re-enforced metal grommets for attachment. Rare. More Photos
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068H4 -
Afrikakorps tropical M-41 un-issued field hat. This 2nd model hat is mint ! The hat features
all factory applied, machine sewn insignia. The red cotton interior is stamped with a
RBN# and size 57. The sweatband is heavy cotton with an oilcloth edge. This hat is
PERFECT. More Photos SOLD |
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Heer Enlisted man's M43 hat...Discription to soon follow. More Photos SOLD |
 057H4
- Heer Panzer officer's visor hat. Usually I buy on condition and authenticity.
I seldom acquire "salty" pieces but this hat talked to me. I can easily imagine
this hat being worn by an officer climbing into his cupola and heading off to
destroy a T-34 or six. This early 1935-1936 period hat features unmothed, pink
piping. The bullion wreath has a metal cockade. The chincords set well on the
capband. The hat is without the internal spring and has a "jaunty", crusher
appearance. The inside of this hat is missing the diamond but the maker stamp
is "Erstklassig". There is a fair amount of wear. There are a number of
separations in the artificial silk lining most caused by age and wear. However,
this is not readily apparent. It is mostly in the "folds". The underside of the
visor tells the true story of how much this hat was on-and-off. It shows
authentic wear from the officer removing it and replacing it probably inside
an armor vehicle. The leather sweatband is joined by a bow and is complete and
unbroken. Great piece of panzer headgear and would display well on a mannequin
or headstand. More Photos SOLD |
 057H5
- Heer enlisted/nco panzer visor. This "issue" hat features beautiful rose
pink piping. There is minor age crazing to the visor. The hat has one small
moth nip to the band near the right-facing button. Inside the hat is the
diamond with a small section missing. The hat is size stamped 53, making this
the smallest size manufactured. Inside the band is the manufacturer's stamp
and the 1939 date. A very collectible piece of panzer headgear. More Photos SOLD |
 057H1
- Heer Infantry officer's visor hat. This beautiful hat features a metallic
cockade with a bullion wreath. The eagle is nicely age toned. The white piping
is complete and free of mothing. The hat has a great shape to it. The visor
shows very minor age creasing. The interior is a combination of polished
cotton and rayon . The complete sweat diamond reads "Deutches Erzeugnis".
The underside of the sweatband reveals the original owner's name "Dittmer".
There are additional holes near the eagle, which indicates that the eagle
was probably off at one time. However, the fit is tight to the cap body.
Overall the hat shows light wear and displays well. It's getting harder
to find authentic hats in this condition. More Photos SOLD |
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