Insignia and Patches

M36 Army Obergefreiter Rank Chevron. Field gray twill weave backing with grey and black cotton chevrons. Measures 3 ¼ inches wide by 2 5/8 inches tall. ... See More

A HJ-Stoffabzeichen. This would be worn by the Hitler Youth and BDM on the left sleeve below the district triangle. It is constructed out of a white rayon base with white, red and black machine embroidered cotton stitching. The rectangular shaped obverse features the official Hitler Youth emblem which consists of; a black mobile swastika above a white square diamond ... Read and See More

This patch is in excellent condition with bright pink color, great stitching. Perfect example of this style patch. ... See More

Roughly 95mm tall, 85mm wide (not including the factory backing), machine woven, shield shaped, RAD insignia consists of a narrow black outer border stripe with a white inner border stripe encompassing a red base with a central white circular field featuring a black spade head flanked by two diagonally angled sheaths of wheat. The insignia is still on its original ... Read and See More

Roughly 95mm tall, 85mm wide (not including the factory backing), machine woven, shield shaped, RAD insignia consists of a narrow black outer border stripe with a white inner border stripe encompassing a red base with a central white circular field featuring a black spade head flanked by two diagonally angled sheaths of wheat. The insignia is still on its original ... Read and See More

A 65mm x 80mm black rayon base to a machine woven black shield, upon which is woven an inverted silver flatwire spade head, with "XXXIII" in red, woven to it. The use of a black, rather than an earth-brown, shield indicates that the insignia was worn between August of 1933 and April of 1941. The silver, coloration of the spade head indicates ... Read and See More

Oval tan wool base (for greatcoat) with machine embroidered, downward pointing blitz arrow in white threads. Shows some mothing. ... See More

Combat Engineer Signals trade badge is in the form of a roughly, 55mm tall, 40mm wide, vertically oval, green badge cloth base with a central, machine embroidered, downward pointing, blitz arrow in black rayon threads. The blitz arrow stands out in nice high relief. ... See More

A HJ-Stoffabzeichen by A4/387. This would be worn by the Hitler Youth and BDM on the left sleeve below the district triangle. It is constructed out of a white rayon base with white, red and black machine embroidered cotton stitching. The rectangular shaped obverse features the official Hitler Youth emblem which consists of; a black mobile swastika above a white ... Read and See More

42mm x 42mm rhomboid black wool base over a buckram backing. Affixed to the front is the typical DAF fourteen tooth cog wheel encompassing a canted swastika. Reverse is complete with its original paper RZM tag. Near mint. ... See More

Tagged - Bund Deutscher Mädel Jungmädelgruppe “Ost Generalgovernement” Obergauarmdreieck by RZM A4/302. Introduced April 1934, the BDM/JM sleeve triangles would have been worn on the upper left sleeve while the member was completing their service in the specified region. The Eastern General Government was comprised of what is today southeastern Poland and part of the northwestern Ukraine, and ... Read and See More

Oberbann 2 member to 1939. 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

Oberbann 3 member to 1939. 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

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

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

Second pattern. It is constructed out of machine embroidered yellow rayon thread on a green wool oval backing. The obverse features a centrally placed vertical flaming artillery shell surrounded by an oak leaf and acorn wreath that is open to the top. It has faded a bit red. It measures roughly 2 5/8 inches tall by 2 inches wide. It is in unissued ... Read and See More

Heer Sportabzeichen. Introduced July 4, 1935, the sports shirt eagle was to be worn on the front center chest of the white sleeveless sports shirt. It is constructed out of a machine embroidered black and white cotton thread to a white rayon base. The rectangular obverse depicts a black Army eagle with outstretched wings clutching a wreathed swastika within its talons on ... Read and See More

Heer Sportabzeichen. Introduced July 4, 1935, the sports shirt eagle was to be worn on the front center chest of the white sleeveless sports shirt. It is constructed out of a machine embroidered black and white cotton thread to a white rayon base. The rectangular obverse depicts a black Army eagle with outstretched wings clutching a wreathed swastika within its talons on ... Read and See More

3 Sportabzeichen. The sports shirt eagle was introduced on July 4th 1935 and was to be worn on the front center chest of the white sleeveless sports shirt. It is constructed out of a machine embroidered black and white cotton thread to a white rayon base. The rectangular obverse depicts an eagle with outstretched wings clutching a swastika within its talons on ... Read and See More

A Heer Sportabzeichen. The sports shirt eagle was introduced on July 4th 1935 and was to be worn on the front center chest of the white sleeveless sports shirt. It is constructed out of a machine embroidered black and white cotton thread to a white rayon base. The rectangular obverse depicts a black Army eagle with outstretched wings clutching a wreathed ... Read and See More

Large, roughly 150mm tall, 125mm" wide (not including the factory backing), machine woven, shield shaped, RAD insignia consists of a narrow black outer border stripe with a white inner border stripe encompassing a red base with a central white circular field featuring a black spade head flanked by two diagonally angled sheaths of wheat. The insignia shows minor age. Reverse ... Read and See More

A Heer Sportabzeichen. The sports shirt eagle was introduced on July 4th 1935 and was to be worn on the front center chest of the white sleeveless sports shirt. It is constructed out of a machine embroidered black and white cotton thread to a white rayon base. The rectangular obverse depicts a black Army eagle with outstretched wings clutching a wreathed ... Read and See More

Large, roughly 150mm tall, 125mm" wide (not including the factory backing), machine woven, shield shaped, RAD insignia consists of a narrow black outer border stripe with a white inner border stripe encompassing a red base with a central white circular field featuring a black spade head flanked by two diagonally angled sheaths of wheat. The insignia shows minor age. Nice. ... Read and See More

Luftwaffe Ärmelabzeichen fliegendes Personal. Introduced in 1935 and worn on the lower left sleeve of the uniform. It is constructed out of a white machine embroidered cotton thread to a blue grey wool and black plain weave cotton base. The obverse feature four propellers with wings. The reverse features a mirror image and the black base. It measures 3 3/8 inches wide by 1 5/8 ... Read and See More

Luftwaffe Ärmelabzeichen Kraftfahrer. Introduced in 1935 and worn on the lower left sleeve of the uniform. It is constructed out of a white machine embroidered cotton thread to a blue grey wool and black plain weave cotton base. The obverse features a first pattern Luftwaffe eagle with outstretched wings in front of an automobile grill. The reverse features a mirror image ... Read and See More

Luftwaffe Ärmelabzeichen für einen geprüften Entfernungsmesser Flak. Introduced April 2, 1942, and worn on the lower left sleeve of the uniform. It is constructed out of a white machine embroidered cotton thread to a blue grey wool base. The obverse features a gothic style “CF” above a winged crossed oak leaf and acorn motif. The reverse features a mirror image ... Read and See More

The insignia consists of a horizontally rectangular navy blue wool base with four, cut-out, stylized, scalloped, horizontal white wool "wings". ... See More

Vertically oval, navy blue wool base with a hand embroidered Wehrmacht pattern national eagle with down swept wings positioned above a canted swastika all in bright silver/aluminum wire and bullion threads. ... See More

Introduced in June 1943, the insignia takes the form of a machine woven cogwheel, in pink thread, on a roughly 50mm diameter field-grey wool base. The badge is bordered in sliver/aluminum twisted cord piping. Un-issued, undamaged. ... See More

The badge consists of a roughly, 55mm diameter Luftwaffe blue/grey wool base with a machine embroidered, seven spoked wheel rim and tire with an upward swept wing emanating from the central hub all in silvery/grey threads. The embroidery shows nice detailing including treads to the tire. There is a moth nip. ... See More

Here we have a Ordnance Personnel's Trade Patch. It is constructed out of machine embroidered silver rayon thread, on a blue /grey base. The obverse depicts a gothic style "F", indicating that the individuals trade is that of a Ordnance Artificer. It measures 2 1/8 inches in diameter. Cool! ... See More

The badge consists of a roughly, 2" diameter, Luftwaffe blue/grey wool construction base with a machine embroidered, downward pointing, blitz arrow in silvery/grey rayon threads to the center. The badge is in overall excellent, unissued condition with minimal age toning and remnants of some glue to reverse.. ... See More

The badge consists of a roughly, 55mm diameter Luftwaffe blue/grey wool base with a machine embroidered, seven spoked wheel rim and tire with an upward swept wing emanating from the central hub all in silvery/grey threads. The embroidery shows nice detailing including treads to the tire. The badge is in overall good, clean condition with traces of glue ... Read and See More

Here we have a Luftwaffe Motor Vehicle Drivers Trade Badge (Kraftfahrpersonal Tätigkeitsabzeichen). It is constructed out of a blue-grey wool base with white machine embroidered cotton. The round shaped obverse features a 2nd pattern Luftwaffe open winged eagle, clutching a mobile swastika in one of its talons, on top of a vehicle radiator grill, stitched to the blue grey ... Read and See More

Here we have a Heer 2nd Pattern Oberschätze’s Rank Pip! It is constructed out of a field-green wool and white machine embroidered cotton thread. It features a centrally placed pip in white thread on a round field-green wool. It measures 2 1/8 inches in diameter. Beautiful condition! ... See More

Here we have a machine embroidered crossed rifles, in silver/grey rayon threads on a round blue/grey wool base. ... See More

Here’s a fine piece! The circular patch is constructed out of a dark navy blue wool base with two machine embroidered silver-grey cotton “V” shaped chevrons. There is one mothing hole in it. Cool! ... See More

Here we have a machine embroidered pip in white rayon thread on a round light green/brown machine embroidered base, with an outer edge. The back has a white backing. Vet purchased: Find out more on the Vet! ... See More

Here we have a machine embroidered chevron in white rayon thread on a round black/navy blue wool base, with a cotton backing. ... See More

Here we have two machine embroidered crossed rifles in silver/grey rayon threads on a round blue/grey wool base. ... See More

Here we have a machine embroidered gothic style, "F" for Feuerwerker, in silver/grey rayon threads on a round blue/grey wool base. ... See More

Here we have a machine embroidered pip in white rayon thread on a round tan machine embroidered base, with an outer edge. The back is marked ?H & W?. ... See More

Machine woven, second pattern sleeve insignia features a mid-blue shield with scalloped tipped top and fine black outer border. The center of the shield features three horses heads joined to a central circular base in bright yellow threads. The top edge of the shield has a black horizontal bar with bright yellow script, "Bergkaukasien", (Caucasus Mountains). The shield is still ... Read and See More

Anti Aircraft Gunner/ Electrical Technician. Machine embroidered on Navy wool. ... See More

Here we have a Salzburg (Austria) Coat of Arms Arm Patch. The obverse depicts a machine embroidered Salzburg Coat of Arms on a black wool base. It measures roughly, 2 3/5 inches in diameter. There are no mothing holes and it retains nice color. A good Vet purchased patch! Find out more on ... Read and See More