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An Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze by Adolf Scholze, Grünwald a. N.. Instituted December 20, 1939, the Infantry Assault Badge was awarded to a soldier who had taken part in three assaults since January 1, 1940, had fought in the front lines, had attempted a break-in with a weapon or had been involved in combat operations on three different days. The bronze variant was awarded ... Read and See More

A Deutschen Volksgemeinschaft Westmark (D.V.G) Reichsgau Westmark Nationalsozialistische Parteiabzeichen by Werner Redo of Saarlautern. During the German occupation of the Reichsgau Westmark (Saarland/Rheinpfalz and CdZ-Area Lothringen), inhabitants could obtain German citizenship by becoming members of the Deutschen Volksgemeinschaft (D.V.G). It is constructed out of a die struck nickel-silver base that has been silver washed and ... Read and See More

ReichsKriegsFlagge. Second pattern, (Circa 1937/38-1945), single piece, dual sided, printed cotton/linen construction national war flag in a desirable size. Here's a nicely marked national war flag that is the perfect display size. This one is by a rare maker not oten encountered. It is lightly marked, "Kr.Fl. 80 X 135 Düsseldorfer Fahnenfabrik m. Düsseldorf". It has some minor ... Read and See More

Pennant on a chain. This is a blue swas. neck charm on a 32" chain. It is completely unmarked so it could be a US good luck charm from the pre1933 era or a 3rd Reich piece. The chain has no end fittings to clasp together. ... See More

A Model 1933 Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch by RZM M7/66 1939 (Carl Eickhorn of Solingen). Another transitional example by Eickhorn. The bright blade on this one has some age. It has a nicely executed "Alles fur Deutschland" motto and double, RZM M 7/66 1938 Eickhorn Solingen, maker mark! The tip comes to a perfect point. The brown painted scabbard has some age crazing and chips tp ... Read and See More

A M1937 Fliegerdolch by Richard Abr. Herder. The blade on this one looks excellent. The maker mark is beautifully executed! It has a nice crossgrained finish to it, with a solid fit and perfect tip. There is some age dots I've not tried to clean. The blade on this one rates a solid Exc+/Exc++. The blued pebbled leather buffer ... Read and See More

Very interesting piece here! The damascus blade on this one is a beauty! It is gold etched "fur hervorragendes schiessen" between two swas's and "Echt Damast" to the reverse. The scabbard is in has no rings and the one band i broke where the ring would go. It remains completely dent free with beautiful black burnish setting off the details. ... Read and See More

A Model 1935 Heer Dolch. Here's an excellent example of a completely correct and matching generic Army Dagger! The bright unmarked blade looks great! The crossgrain is visible throughout, it retains a solid fit and ends at a perfect tip. The blade rates Exc+/Exc++. It has been cleaned and shows some age greying throughout. The leather washer remains intact. The ... Read and See More

Japan, Koto/Shinto - Muromachi, Moyama, Edo Period (1573-1631 AD) - Aizu Shôami Daishō Tsuba. These sword guards (tsuba 鐔) are made of forged iron (tetsu 鉄). The Dai (large): has a polished surface (migaki-ji), shows flowering kiri plants and gold nunome. It has a four-sided shape (sumiiri-mokkō-gata) with slight notches at the corners and rounded rim (maru-mimi). There are ... Read and See More

Three Piece Hitler Youth Tinnie Group. 1935, 1935 - F. Zimmermann, 1937 - Hillenbrand & Broer. All of the pins work well. ... See More

A Transitional Model 1933 Hitlerjugend Fahrtenmesser by Carl Eickhorn 1939. Based on construction, this knife can be dated to early-1939. The ricassoed blade on this one looks wonderful! The stamped “Eickhorn Solingen RZM M7/66” maker/RZM marks and “39” dated ricasso are all beautifully executed. Traces of crossgrain remains visible as you turn it in the sun. The fit continues to remain nice ... Read and See More

Hitler heads, Some Mother & Child series as well as two with Day of Issue envelopes. ... See More

A 3rd Pattern, Matching Model 1935 Wehrmacht Heer Dolch by WKC (Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie.) of Solingen. The blade on this one has some age. The fit is nice and tight and the tip comes to a perfect point! The blade rates an Exc. The buffer pad remains. The steel based, nickel silver plated dent-free scabbard provides good detail with the random ... Read and See More

A Textbook Model 1935 - Wehrmacht Heer Dolch by Paul Weyersberg of Solingen. An early, slant grip, tapered tang, textbook dagger. The plated blade on this one looks good. The acid etched encircled wreathed broad sword “Paul Weyersberg & Co. Solingen” maker mark is quite correct, see how far down it is on the blade? That too is exactly how some of ... Read and See More

Japan, Koto, Late-Muromachi Period (1392-1572 A.D.) - Tsuba (鍔) Tetsu (鉄) - Iron Plate Hand Guard by Kaneie Tsuba Artist. This handguard is made of forged iron. It has a picturesque takanikubori motif, polished surface (migaki-ji) and gold nunome. It features an eight segment (yatsu-mokko-gata) shape and a dote-mimi (rim). Size: 82.73mm x 78.21 cm, 6.55 mm at rim, 169g. For use on ... Read and See More

Winterhilfswerk - Tag Der Wehrmacht Münster-Westfallen 1939 Abzeichen. It is constructed out of a die stamped steel base that has been gold gilded. The shield shaped obverse features a left facing soldiers bust with collar and helmet, above an eagle clutching a wreathed swastika in its talons with “WHW” and “1939” on its chest and wings, ands reads: “Tag Der Wehrmacht” ( ... Read and See More

The Armistice of 11 November 1918 was seen by many Germans as a humiliation. Hitler long sought to avenge this and was success ful having the French sign their surrender in the same rail car in 1940. Mark speaks to this ... Read and See More

Deutsches Schutzwall-Ehrenzeichen - 1st Issue. The West Wall medal was awarded to those who designed, built, fortified or served at Germany’s western borders. The award is constructed out of a die struck tombak base that has been bronze washed. The oval shaped obverse features an embossed profile of a German National eagle, with out-stretched wings clutching a wreathed swastika ... Read and See More

A Model 1934 - Sturmabteilung Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Ernst Pack & Sohne of Solingen. A factory ground Rohm by E. Pack here just for you! The blade on this one has some grey. The acid etched "Alles fur Deutschland" motto is is nicely done. The "E. P. & S. Solingen" maker mark remains 30% intact. It has a perfect fit and the tip ... Read and See More

Second Pattern, c.1935-45 - Heer Mützen Adler. It is constructed out of die stamped aluminum-alloy base that has been silver washed. The obverse depicts a Heer eagle, clutching a wreathed swastika within its talons. The hollow-back reverse retains all three crimped-on tombak prongs. The silver wash looks great. It measures 2 1/2 inches wide by 1 inch tall. A great piece! ... See More

A Model 1933 Hitlerjugend Fahrtenmesser by RZM M7/51/40 ‐ Anton Wingen Jr. of Solingen. The ricassoed blade on this one looks good. The stamped “RZM M7/51/40” maker mark is dark crisp and beautifully executed! The tip comes to a sharp point and the fit is perfect! There is some minor surface spotting and a bit of roughness to the cutting edge you ... Read and See More

Model 1935 - Heer Dolch by C. Gustav Spitzer, rare maker. The blade looks has some old stains from fingerprints the worse of which are towards the hilt. The crossgrain is visible throughout, it retains a solid fit and ends at a perfect tip. The blade rates Exc/Exc+. The buffer leather remains. The scabbard is steel based and has patinaed ... Read and See More

A Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund – Stahlhelm Mitgliedsabzeichen by M.K. It is constructed out of a die stamped nickel-silver base that has been silver washed and chemically burnished. The round shaped obverse features a M16 style helmet in front of an encircled mobile swastika, with “N.S.D.”/“F.B.St.” (Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund, Stahlhelm) to the bottom. The ... Read and See More

As shown. Only 2 have pins. ... See More

A M1937 Fliegerdolch by Paul Weyersberg of Solingen. A beautiful 2nd Model Luftwaffe! The more desirable inspection marked, plated blade on this one looks good! It has a beautifully executed acid etched "Paul Weyersberg Solingen" maker mark! It has a perfect tip and perfect fit. The plating is wonderful, giving it a mirror like finish! The blade on this one ... Read and See More

Early Model 1933 Hitlerjugend Fahrtenmesser by J.A. Henckles of Solingen. The blade on this one is in fair condition. The stamped twins “J.A. Henckles Solingen Zwillingswerk” maker mark and “Ges. Geschützt” law protection mark are both nicely executed. The acid etched “Blut und Ehre!” motto remains 70% intact. The tip comes to a sharp point and the fit is ... Read and See More

United States, WWI & World War II (c.1937-43) – 26-piece Distinctive Unit Insignia (DUI) Group. Worn by service members, on the right side above the name plate/any unit citation award ribbons, to represent the unit they are currently assigned to. Most are made of stamped brass and enamel. They all show age wear and some of the clasps are stuck. ... Read and See More

Sew-on Type – Heer-Oberst Infantry Schulterstücke. It is constructed out of a cardboard base with an internal wire stiffener that is covered in a white wool waffenfarbe, underneath a double dual interwoven silver/aluminum Russian braid and two pined on rank pips. ... See More

An Early Model 1933 Hitlerjugend Fahrtenmesser by Gräwiso - Gebruder Grafrath of Solingen. Based on construction this piece can be dated to 1934. The blade on this one is in wonderful condition. The stamped “Gräwiso Solingen” maker mark and “Ges. Geschützt” patent mark are both dark, crisp and beautifully executed. The acid etched “Blut und Ehre!” motto is gorgeous. ... Read and See More

Etched Blade - M1937 Fliegerdolch für Offiziere by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. The etch was an upgrade privately purchased by a well-heeled officer. The Eickhorn pattern etched blade on this one looks great. The acid etch is dark, crisp and beautifully displays the Luftwaffe flying scene, flanked by intertwining floral motifs to the obverse. And to the reverse a ... Read and See More

United States – Unissued – Office of the Secretary of Defense Identification Badge by N.S. Meyer Inc. of New York. Instituted March 25, 1949, renamed three times, the Office of the Secretary of Defense Identification Badge was issued to members of the United States armed forces who were permanently assigned to the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) and its subordinate offices, ... Read and See More

Undented example with aluminum band and rings. 2 headless screws remain. ... See More

Here's a nice early RAD "Arbeits Dank" pin! It is constructed out of a die stamped nickel-alloy base that has been silver washed and contains red, white and black enamel work. The oval shaped obverse depicts a centrally placed downward pointing black spade shovel with a mobile swastika on its head and a wheat sheath coming out either side of ... Read and See More

Reichsarbeitsdienst Mützen Abzeichen für Mannschaften und Unterführer by L&M 37 (Lind & Meyrer of Oberstein a.d.N., 1937). It is constructed out of a die struck cupal base that has been silver washed and contains black and red enamel paint work. The obverse features the RAD emblem, which consists of: a black mobile swastika in front of a ... Read and See More

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Model 1935 - 4th Pattern - Heer Dolch by Carl Eickhorn. The bright blade on this one looks nice. The etched “Original Eickhorn Solingen” maker mark is crisp and is a bit faded. It's been cleaned and has some age gray. The fit is perfect, as is the tip. The blade rates a Exc+. The original brown leather buffer pad remains ... Read and See More

United States, WWII – Army Air Corps Senior Pilot Wing by Josten. The reverse is marked: “Josten” above “Sterling”. The brass butterfly clutch pin backs are patent marked. Measures 3 inches wide by 1 1/8 inches tall. ... See More

United States, Cold War era – Unissued Air Force Missel Combat Crew Badge by Susco (S-21) Harry Sugerman, Inc. of San Antonio Texas. Instituted September 1, 1964, the Combat Crew Badge was established by the United States Air Force for those serving in positions where they were accruing creditable service towards the Combat Readiness Medal. It was a temporary qualification badge and not ... Read and See More

A Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Mitgliedsnade by Ernst L. Müller of Pforzheim. It is constructed out of a die struck base that has been silver washed and contains black and red enamel work. The obverse features the 1938 Red Cross (DRK) emblem which features a black closed winged eagle with a swastika to its chest clutching a red cross in its ... Read and See More

A M1937 Fliegerdolch. The unmarked plated blade on this one looks good! It has a perfect tip and solid fit. There The blade on this one rates a NM. It has some small runner marks and the most minor of age holding this back from being stone mint. The original leather buffer pad remains intact. The whole exterior has nicely ... Read and See More

Equipment Loop by bml 40. It is constructed out of a black tanned leather base that has been folded over and stitched to a stamped rectangular aluminum ring. There are decorative pressed lines running through it. The reverse is marked: “bml 40”. It measures 3 ¾ inches long. A nice piece. ... See More

Reich Abzeichen 1. Mai 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938 & 1939. Introduced in April 1933, the NSDAP declared the 1st of May the “Day of National Work”, as an official state holiday to celebrate laborers and the working class. All six are in nice condition. They are maker marked and the pins work well. ... See More

A black beauty M1937 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger (Fliegerdolch) by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. The factory polished blade on this one looks good. The stamped “Original Eickhorn Solingen” maker mark is clear. The fit is nice and tight and the tip comes to a perfect point. There is a bit of spotting and some age towards the tip. The blade ... Read and See More

A M1938 2nd Model Navy Dagger (Kriegsmarine Dolch) by F. W. Höller of Solingen. The acid etched sailing ship blade on this one is has some minor age. There is a bit of a rough spot to one edge you can find with your fingers. The etched “F. W. Höller Solingen” maker mark looks good. The tip comes ... Read and See More

United States, Korean War (September 24, 1953) - William K. Fogg of the United States 40th Infantry Division, restaurant and hotel souvenirs shipped home while in Japan. Included in the group is: a customs declaration, two table clothes, a translation booklet, restaurant/hotel pamphlets and food wrap ... Read and See More

Second Pattern c.1935-45 - Heer Mützen Adler by B&N 37 (Berg & Nolte AG. of Lüdenscheid, 1937). It is constructed out of die stamped aluminum-alloy base that has been silver washed. The obverse depicts a Heer eagle, clutching a wreathed swastika within its talons. The hollow-back reverse is maker marked: “B&L 37” and retains all three crimped-on aluminum prongs. ... Read and 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

A M1937 Kreigsmarine Dolchgehänge. The clips and buckles and bands are all aluminum based and have been gold gilded. The buckles depict four lion heads and the backs are semi-hollow and marked. The lion face head and mane all show beautiful detail throughout! The black obverse ribbed rayon is in good condition. The back shows black felt and has ... Read and See More

A 1st Model Luftwaffe Fliegerdolch by SMF (Solinger Metallwarenfabrik Stoecker & Co.) of Solingen. The plated blade on this one sports the etched “SMF Solingen” maker mark below a Luftwaffe inspection mark. The plating on this gives it a mirror like finish. There are some scuff to the blade that you have to turn the blade just so in the sun ... Read and See More

Here's a nice example of an aluminium Luftwaffe Offizierschwert, (Officer’s Sword). This one has a NM 28.5" inspection marked blade. The black etched maker mark is correctly executed just below an approval stamp. No sharpening or pitting and all the edges are smooth. The blade is certainly NM. The leather buffer is intact. The hilt fittings are all matte aluminium, ... Read and See More

A Treudienst-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe für 25 Jahre 1938 im Etui. Instituted January 30, 1938, the 25 Year Faithful Service Cross was awarded to all officials, employees, and laborers at any level of the public service (local, regional or national) who completed 25 years of service to Germany. It is constructed out of a die struck nickel-silver base that has been silver washed and contains black enamel ... Read and See More

United States, WWI – Dog Tags - Harry L. Gaddis – 1995848. This may be him: http://tomsgenealogy.mynetgear.com/mediaviewer.php?mid=M318&ged=tree4. ... See More

A Textbook Model 1935 - Wehrmacht Heer Dolch by WKC of Solingen. The blade on this one is wonderful! The acid etched Knights Head “WKC Solingen” maker mark is dark, crisp and beautifully executed! The crossgrain is easily visible as you turn it in the light, all the way from the hilt to the tip. The fit is nice and tight ... Read and See More

United States, WWII – Army Air Service Aircraft Pilot Wing. Authorized June 1919. Constructed out of a die struck sterling silver base that has been chemically burnished and lacquered. The semi-hollow back reverse is marked: “Sterling” and retains both timmermann sterling butterfly clutch pin backs that are patent marked. It measures 3 inches wide by 13/16 inches tall. ... See More