Breast and Sleeve Eagles

This patch has been machine embroidered using flatwire, white and black threads to a green rayon backing. The obverse depicts a centrally placed Heer closed winged eagle clutching a swastika within its talons, beside two Standarte flags and above an oak leaf design all on a shield and square green rayon backing. Unissued just showing storage wear, Nice! ... See More

Shoulderboards. Collar tabs and Breast Eagle in bullion. Included is a 5"x7"photo. The photo looks tp be a copy of an original. ... See More

Good example of an early hand embroidered eagle. Look at the 3 different kinds of bullion used! Just a ton of work to make one!! It's almost 3D. Minor damage but no oxidation approx 3 3/4" wide! Sewn onto black wool with a few spots of mothing. ... See More

This patch has been machine embroidered using flatwire, white and black threads to a green rayon backing. The obverse depicts a centrally placed Heer closed winged eagle clutching a swastika within its talons, beside two Yellow Standarte flags and above an oak leaf design all on a shield and square green rayon backing. Nice! ... See More

This patch has been machine embroidered using flatwire, white and black threads to a green rayon backing. The obverse depicts a centrally placed Heer closed winged eagle clutching a swastika within its talons, beside two Black Standarte flags and above an oak leaf design all on a shield and square green rayon backing. Nice! ... See More

Here we have an Army (Heer) Panzer Officers Breast Eagle (Brustadler). Decent example of an early hand embroidered uniform removed eagle. Look at the 3 different kinds of bullion used! Just a ton of work to make one!! It's almost 3D. Minor damage but no oxidation approx 3 3/4" wide! Sewn onto black wool with no mothing. ... See More

Here we have an early Army EM/NCO Overseas Breast Eagle! It is constructed out of machine embroidered white and forest green cotton thread attached to a forest green rayon backing. The obverse features a white Heer open winged eagle, clutching a wreathed swastika in its talon. The edges have been cut off and folded behind. The odd loose thread ... Read and See More

Nice rayon M44 pattern eagle on rayon that is unissued. Approx 3 5/8" wide and cut from a roll. Perfect for a display! Vet purchased by me! ... See More

Here we have a 2nd Pattern Air force EM/NCO Breast Eagle (Luftwaffe Brustadler)! On blue wool and a black cotton backing is a white cotton machine embroidered 2nd pattern Luftwaffe open winged eagle, clutching a mobile swastika in one of its talons. It shows storage toning. This is unissued. It measures approximately 2 7/8 inches wide by 1 ½ inches tall. ... See More

Here we have a 2nd Pattern Air force EM/NCO Breast Eagle (Luftwaffe Brustadler)! On blue wool and a black cotton backing is a white cotton machine embroidered 2nd pattern Luftwaffe open winged eagle, clutching a mobile swastika in one of its talons. It shows storage toning. This is unissued. It measures approximately 2 7/8 inches wide by 1 ½ inches tall. A fine ... Read and See More

Machine embroidered, second pattern, (Circa 1936/1937-1945), Luftwaffe eagle, clutching a canted swastika in one talon, in silvery/grey cotton threads on a cut-out, ribbed, tan flecked, green and brown cotton twill base. Small stain and tear to the wing where it was cut from the uniform. Scarce camouflage uniform EM/NCO’s breast eagle. Looks to be uniform removed. ... See More

A HJ Luftwaffenhelfer Hoheitsabzeichen. In 1943, as a part of the “Kriegshilfeinsatz der deutschen Jugend bei der Luftwaffe” (War Assistance Action of the German Youth within the Air-force), select members of the HJ who had reached the age of fifteen were to “volunteer” for auxiliary service in the Luftwaffe. It is constructed out of a black cotton base with light blue ... Read and See More

A Kriegsmarine Brustadler. It is constructed out of machine embroidered yellow rayon thread to a navy blue wool backing. The obverse depicts a Kreigsmarine eagle with outstretched wings clutching a wreathed swastika within its talons, above a blue backing. ... See More

Kriegsmarine Brustadler der Küstenartillerie. Constructed out of machine embroidered yellow and green cotton stitching on a green rayon base. The rectangular shaped obverse features a yellow Kriegsmarine open winged eagle, clutching a wreathed swastika in its talon above a green base. It measures 5 inches wide by 2 5/16 inches high. Unissued. Late-war. ... See More

Nice quality, hand embroidered breast eagle with out-stretched wings, clutching a wreathed, canted, swastika in its talons, in heavy silver wire threads with accent threads, mounted on a cut-out, navy blue, wool base. Removed from a uniform. ... See More

Machine woven cap eagle with out-stretched wings, clutching a wreathed, canted, swastika in it’s talons, in bright, golden yellow rayon threads on a woven, dark blue/green, rayon base. Near mint. ... See More

Unissued! It is constructed out of machine embroidered yellow cellon and brown rayon stitching on a brown rayon base. The obverse features a yellow Kriegsmarine open winged eagle, clutching a wreathed swastika in its talon above a brown base. It measures approximately 5 3/8 inches wide by 2 1/4 inches high. The two edges will be cut off. These will be sold individually, you ... Read and See More

On green wool backing is a yellow machine embroidered Navy open winged eagle, clutching a wreathed swastika in its talons. It is in good condition. The wreath has started to tear away and the eagle is only holding on by one talon. A cool piece to add to a Coastal Artillery collection! ... See More

1935 pattern, machine woven, black sigrune on a 50mm diameter golden yellow circular field mounted on a square tan rayon backing. Coloration of the insignia signifies Oberbann 2. Unused and undamaged. Of Note: In April 1936 the Oberbann system was discontinued and with it the assorted colored Sigrune sleeve badges were also discontinued. ... See More

1935 pattern, machine woven, white sigrune on a 50mm diameter dark blue circular field mounted on a square tan rayon backing. Coloration of the insignia signifies Oberbann 4. Unused and undamaged. ... See More

1935 pattern, machine woven, white sigrune on a 50mm diameter green circular field mounted on a square tan rayon backing. Coloration of the insignia signifies Oberbann 3. Unused and undamaged. Of Note: In April 1936 the Oberbann system was discontinued and with it the assorted colored Sigrune sleeve badges were also discontinued. ... See More

A HJ Luftwaffenhelfer Hoheitsabzeichen. In 1943, as a part of the “Kriegshilfeinsatz der deutschen Jugend bei der Luftwaffe” (War Assistance Action of the German Youth within the Air-force), select members of the HJ who had reached the age of fifteen were to “volunteer” for auxiliary service in the Luftwaffe. It is constructed out of a black cotton base with light blue ... Read and See More

Hitler Youth BDM District Sleeve Triangle – West Mittelrhein. Appears tunic-removed and is stained. ... See More

Here we have a Railway (Deutsche Reichsbahn) M44 Sleeve Eagle! It is constructed out of black and yellow machine embroidered cotton thread to a black rayon base. The downward pointing triangular shaped obverse features a yellow Reichsbahn eagle with out-streached wings clutching a wreathed mobile swastika in one of its talons on a black base. It measures approximately 4 7/8 inches wide ... Read and See More

An Early Polizei Ärmeladler für die Feuerschutzpolizei “Herrstein”. It is constructed out of machine embroidered rose pink cotton thread, on a blue wool base. The obverse depicts a police eagle, with outstretched wings clutching a wreathed black mobile swastika in its talons which is surrounded by another oak leaf and acorn wreath underneath “Herrstein”. Minor mothing. It measures 3 5/16 inches ... Read and See More

NS-RKB (Nationalsozialistischer Reichskriegerbund) Brustadler. It is constructed out of an injection molded aluminum-alloy base that has been silver washed and contains black enamel work. The obverse depicts a Veterans eagle, clutching a wreathed swastika within its talons, with two crossed broad swords and a centrally placed Iron cross on its chest. The hollow back reverse shows a well working, crimped ... Read and See More

Deutsches Rotes Kreuz “Meiningen 3” Hoheitsabzeichen Armdreieck. January 1938 uniform regulations introduced the assignment location sleeve triangle for wear on the upper right sleeve of the service tunic and greatcoats of salaried DRK personnel. It is constructed out of a machine embroidered grey and white stitched thread to a grey rayon base. The triangular shaped obverse features a DRK eagle above “Meiningen 3”, ... Read and See More

Machine embroidered Postal Protection eagle in white on the grey/green background. ... See More

Machine woven Postal Protection eagle in white on the grey background. ... See More

Good example of a desirable hand embroidered left facing eagle, (Justice?). Look at the 3 different kinds of bullion used! Just a ton of work to make one!! It's almost 3D. Minor oxidizing/darkening approx 3 3/4" wide! Sewn onto black wool with no mothing. ... See More

Good example of a desirable hand embroidered left facing eagle, (justice?). Look at the 3 different kinds of bullion used! Just a ton of work to make one!! It's almost 3D. Minor oxidizing/darkening approx 3 3/4" wide! Sewn onto black wool with no mothing. ... See More