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A great looking stickpin to add alongside the badge! The black wound badge was awarded to those who were wounded by hostile action (including air raids), or frostbitten in the line of duty. It is constructed out of a die struck zinc-alloy base that has been black painted. The oval shaped obverse depicts an embossed profile of a mobile swastika, ... Read and See More

A nice extra cost feature was stag grips! The bright plated unmarked blade is in excellent condition with just a wee bit of plating loss toward the hilt. The blade rates Exc++. There are just light runner marks but that's it. The leather buffer pad remains. The black enamel painted scabbard has some surface oxidation and remains dent-free. 97% of the ... Read and See More

Stamped tombac ... See More

German manufactured, black wool construction, flat topped, rounded bottom, shield shape base features a machine embroidered shield white letters. ... See More

A Model 1933 Hitlerjugend Fahrtenmesser by RZM M7/5 - Carl Julius Krebs of Solingen. The “RZM M7/5” maker mark to the blade is beautifully executed. The blade rates Exc+. It has been sharpened and shows heavy age grey. The original blackened leather buffer pad continues to remain intact. The scabbard is steel based and black painted. It retains 80%+ paint coverage. The ... Read and See More

Schulterklappen – slip on type. Gilt wire and silver aluminum interwoven Russian braid. Aluminum dual pip and button. Brown (Braun) wool backing. Typical ageing. A nice rare set. ... See More

die stamped steel, silver finish, 48 mm, steel pin, period repair to pin. ... See More

Aluminum, gold brennlac finish, 37 x 39 mm, crimp set steel pin, light wear. ... See More

The plated blade on this one has a few dots of age and evidence it's been cleaned. The obverse clearly displays a stamped "Horster" maker mark. The tip comes to a perfectly sharp point and the fit is solid! The leather buffer pad is lost to time. The dent-free steel based black enamel painted scabbard is in nice shape with ... Read and See More

A nice piece here! The plated blade on this one looks great! It retains a nice bright mirror like finish! The resting Lion, “Carl Lutters & Cie (Lowenwerk), Solingen” stamped maker mark is nicely executed! The tip comes to a sharp point. The blade rates an NM. The buffer pad remains. The steel based, black enamel painted scabbard retains 90%+ paint coverage ... Read and See More

Here we have a 1943 pattern Order of the German Eagle Bronze Medal of Merit. It was awarded predominantly to foreign nationals who were considered sympathetic to Nazism and was also awarded to German citizens for military and civil services. It is constructed out of a die struck zinc-alloy base that has been bronze washed. The round shaped obverse depicts a ... Read and See More

A good looking piece! The 9 11/16 inch long, single fuller, plated blade on this one looks excellent! The stamped "E. Pack & Sohne Solingen" maker mark is beautifully executed. The plating gives it a nice mirror like finish. The tip comes to a perfectly sharp point and the fit is nice and tight! The blade rates Exc++/NM. It shows surface scratches ... Read and See More

Here we have a Silver Infantry Assault Badge by Carl Wild! The oval badge is constructed out of a die struck, zinc base that has been silver washed. The obverse depicts a rifle and bayonet below a Heer closed winged eagle clutching a mobile swastika within its talons. This is all surrounded by an acorn and oak leaf wreath that ... Read and See More

A Model 1938 - Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (German Red Cross) Hewer. The blade on this one shows age to it and someone has reshaped the tip. The saw back has perfect teeth. It is marked: “Ges. Geschutzt.” Underneath the langet. The fit is perfect. The brown leather buffer pad continues to remain intact. The steel based black enamel painted scabbard looks ... Read and See More

Nicely marked example with engraved blade. Approx 8" long ... See More

Here we have a zinc based, die-struck silver washed and gold gilded Navy Minesweeper War Badge by R.K. (4th Variation). The finish is all gone from this one. To the obverse is a centrally placed vertical mine explosion that is coming out of the wavy water, this is below a Kriegsmarine national eagle (with out-stretched wings, clutching a swastika ... Read and See More

Well here's a decent K98 Bayonet! The blued blade on this one rates Exc++. The tip comes to a sharp point and the fit is perfect! The blade is stamped "40 E.u.F. Horster" and "3931" which matches the scabbard! The steel, black anodized scabbard has oxidization and one hit. The side screw remains. The solid hilt looks great. The brown ... Read and See More

Stamped plated steel ... See More

The plated grosser sized blade on this one looks great! By grosser I mean it is not the fine blade we normally see with army swords, it's about 15% larger 22mm depth at the hilt as opposed to a std sword which is about 18mm. So this is not nothing. It means a specific scabbard size as well. It holds a ... Read and See More

Ehrentafelspange der Kriegsmarine. The Navy Honor Roll Clasp was awarded to Navy soldiers who had once again proven further extraordinary personal bravery in combat and had previously been awarded the 1st Class Iron Cross. It is constructed of a die stamped tombak base that has been gold fire gilded with polished highlights and covered in a protectant lacquer coating. The ... Read and See More

Here we have a rare variation Kriegsmarine Abzeichen für Blockadebrecher attributed to Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid. The Navy Blockade Runner Badge was awarded to non-military and later military personnel who gave service on auxiliary or merchant vessels employed in military duties which broke through the British sea blockade on Germany. It is constructed out of a die struck ... Read and See More

This one is known as Unknown Maker #3. This is made of a die-struck, zinc alloy that has been silver washed. The obverse features a National open winged eagle clutching a wreathed swastika within its talons, above a bannered “1939”. The reverse shows a solid full back. This piece has the correct; barrel hinge, wire catch and pin. All components are non-magnetic. ... Read and See More

Circa post 1964. Painted Ceramic stoneware and pewter lid. Two by Marzi & Remy with the impressed "Shield" mark to the bottoms along with “Made in Germany” and numbered. The lids are marked “DBGM RMS” and numbered as well. Tallest is 11 inches tall the other is 6 ½ inches tall. The blue and brown is marked “4L” and to the bottom “Made in West ... Read and See More

"Das Deutsche Volk muss volk von fliegern werden Hermann Göring" So The Germans have to become a people of flyers, or similar. Promotional tinnie with well working pin. ... See More

A Model 1933 Schutzstaffel Dienstdolch by RZM 1317/40/SS, as of now we are not sure who made these daggers under that contract #. Here's a reasonable SS that has some restoration. The blade rates Exc/Exc+. It's got some sharpening and age. Thhere is good crossgrain and the etches are a bit light, that is typical for this maker. The fits are ... Read and See More

A Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse 1939 im Etui by 65 - Klein & Quenzer A.G. of Idar-Oberstein. The 1st Class Iron Cross was awarded to those who had received the 2nd class iron cross and preformed 3-5 acts of bravery in the face of the enemy, or actions that were clearly above and beyond the call of duty. It is a multi-piece, die ... Read and See More

Unknown thin example in nonmagnetic metal. NSDAP related? I just don't know, this may be 1920's US made. The metal is too thin to be for a heavy belt. A curiosity. ... See More

WWII vintage hand Cuffs by August Schwartz. These do NOT have a key. made of aluminum/steel. ... See More

Here we have a Seefahrt Ist Not (Shipping is Necessity) Tinnie 1935! This piece is constructed out of a die struck, aluminum alloy base that has been silver washed and lacquered. The obverse depicts a sailing ship breaking through the waves, below an NSDAP national eagle (clutching a wreathed swastika within its talons), above the bottom of an anchor and is ... Read and See More

Hard to fin smaller variant for the smaller belt. Prong and roller bar assembly as lost to time. as is the plating. ... See More

Black rayon EM Cuff title with machine-woven fine aluminum wire embroidered threading, inscribed "Ordensbergen". ... See More

A 1st Model (M1934/35) Luftwaffe Dagger (Fliegerdolch) by SMF of Solingen. The plated blade on this one is beautiful! The “SMF Solingen” maker mark is beautifully executed! The fit remains nice and tight. The plating gives it a nice mirror like finish. The blade rates Exc++. The original blue pebbled leather buffer pad continues to remain intact. The original blue, ... Read and See More

A Kriegsmarine Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen by C. Schwerin & Sohn of Berlin! The Navy Destroyer War Badge was authorize on June 4th 1940 and could be awarded to every crew member and officer of every destroyer, torpedo boat or S-boat who took part in the actions in Norway (especially around Narvik). They must also be in good standing and participation in either three ... Read and See More

Sewn in shoulder board with white cording on a gray underlay. It has been cut off. There is some mothing. ... See More

A Model 1933 Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch by Gustav C. Spitzer, Solingen. The blade on this one is excellent! The dark and crisp acid etched “Alles für Deutschland” motto and "RZM M7/80" (Gustav C. Spitzer, Solingen) maker mark are both nicely executed! The crossgrain wonderfully shines against the light, running the full length of the blade! The tip comes to a perfect ... Read and See More

A Kreigsmarine High Seas Fleet Badge by Rudolf Souval of Vienna. The Flottenkriegsabzeichen was awarded for service to the crews of battleships, cruisers and other supporting naval ships who met the specific award criteria (along with those who were killed in action). It is constructed out of a die-struck zinc base that has been gold gilded and blackened and there ... Read and See More

A nice piece here! The plated blade on this one looks great! It retains a nice bright mirror like finish! The “Original Eickhorn Solingen” stamped maker mark is nicely executed! The tip comes to a sharp point. The blade rates an Exc+/Exc++. It has a small wiggle to it and it has been cleaned. The buffer pad is lost ... Read and See More

Nice document with a center fold. ... See More

A beautiful early SS EM Belt Buckle by Overhoff & Cie., Lüdenscheid! It is constructed out of a die struck nickel-silver base that has been silver washed. The obverse depicts an SS eagle with its tongue sticking out and outstretched wings, clutching a centrally placed wreath static swastika in its talons. The eagle is above the SS motto: "Meine Ehre ... Read and See More

A nice plated double edged 6 ½ inch long blade. Features a nice mirrior like finish. Solid fit. Rates NM. It has a slightly dulled tip and surface scratches throughout. The scabbard is constructed out of a black simulated leather exterior and belt loop with pressed cardboard runners/inserts. The hilt and crossguard are brass based and gold gilded. A nice birds ... Read and See More

A Ehrenblattspange der Luftwaffe im Etui. The Luftwaffe Honor Roll Clasp was awarded to members of the Luftwaffe who had once again proven further extraordinary personal bravery in combat and had previously been awarded the 1st Class Iron Cross. It is constructed of a die stamped tombak base that has been gold fire gilded with polished highlights and covered in ... Read and See More

A 2nd Pattern Das Schnellbootkriegsabzeichen by C. Schwerin & Sohn of Berlin! The Fast Attack Craft War Badge was awarded to worthy individuals who had served in twelve combat engagements on fast attack craft or torpedo boats, other special circumstances may grant the award as well. The S-Boat Badge design was changed on January 28, 1943, from the earlier 1st pattern (S-30 boat) ... Read and See More

The unmarked plated blade on this one looks good! It retains a nice bright finish holds a solid fit and comes to a perfect tip! The blade rates an Exc+. There is heavy age spotting throughout. The buffer continues to remain intact. The steel based, black enamel painted scabbard retains 95% of its original factory paint and remains completely dent free! ... Read and See More

Die Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938. It was awarded for participating in the occupation of Sudetenland and the occupation of Czechoslovakia in March 1939. It is constructed out of a die struck tombak base that has been bronze washed. The obverse depicts two unclothed men (one has a chain around his right wrist, the other is holding an NSDAP flag ... Read and See More

Unissued 1938 pattern, deep navy blue woven rayon, slip on shoulder straps with golden yellow rayon piping and machine woven Arabic Bann numerals, "663" also in golden yellow. Narrow black rayon slip on tongues intact. Reverse of straps each have a stitched on retaining loop for the tongues. Straps in overall excellent unused condition. Straps signify rank of Hitlerjunge serving in Bann 663 ... Read and See More

A 1st Variation - Kriegsmarine U-Boot-Frontspange in Bronze by C. Schwerin & Sohn of Berlin. The Navy U-Boat Front Clasp was instituted on May 15th 1944 by the Supreme Commander of the Kregsmarine Großadmiral Karl Dönitz. It was awarded to recognize the constant tough efforts of the U-Boats and their brave tenacious and exemplary fights. It is constructed out die ... Read and See More

What a cool and detailed tinnie! Never seen this one before! Made of die stamped, celluloid, this round DAF tinnie depicts a detailed; man holding a volleyball in front of a building with smoke stacks, who is beside a DAF logo and is surrounded by "Sportappell Der Betriebe 1938" (The sports appeal companies in 1938). The reverse is “RZM M9/25? and ?Richard ... Read and See More

Here we have a wonderful example of a private purchased, matching, cased, screwback Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse by L/54 (Schauerte & Hohfeld of Lüdenscheid). The 1st Class Iron Cross was awarded to those who had received the 2nd class iron cross and preformed 3-5 acts of bravery in the face of the enemy, or actions that were clearly above and beyond ... Read and See More