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Earliest/Early Model 1933 Hitlerjugend Fahrtenmesser by Anton Wingen Jr. of Solingen. Based on construction this piece can be dated to early-1934. The blade on this one looks excellent. The stamped knight in armor “Anton Wingen Jr. Solingen” maker mark is dark, crisp and beautifully executed. The acid etched “Blut und Ehre!” motto looks great as well. The tip comes to ... Read and See More

1st is marked ZA181, 2nd is very poorly marked, an attempt is DS with some numbers. One shell has been repainted to exterior. ... See More

Georg Koßmala Postcard This is unposted and blank with no folds. some corners on the scan may be slightly off, this is just my poor scanning skills, the cards are all there. These will be mailed in a 1st class untracked envelope at your risk of loss. ... Read and See More

1st Model (1934/35) Airforce Dagger (Luftwaffe Fliegerdolch) by Puma of Solingen. The early stamped maker mark is lightly executed. The blade has some scuffs, stain and roughness to the cutting edge. It rates an Exc. It retains its original blue pebbled buffer pad. The blue, pebbled leather covered scabbard it in wonderful shape. About 99.9% leather coverage remains intact. The aluminum scabbard ... 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

Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter in Verleihungstüte. The War Merit Cross 2nd Class without Swords was given to civilians who performed meritorious service behind the lines. It is constructed out of a die struck tombak base that has been bronze washed. The obverse depicts a pebbled Maltese style cross and a wreathed mobile swastika / “1939” (reverse) to the center. To the ... Read and See More

A Medaille für den Italienisch-Deutschen Feldzug in Afrika by Lorioli of Milano. Awarded to soldiers of the Wehrmacht and Italian troops who worked together in the North African theater of war. It is constructed out of a die struck bronze base that has been bronze washed and finished in a lacquer coating. The obverse of the award features two ... Read and See More

Hermann-Heinrich Behrend Postcard This is unposted and blank with no folds. some corners on the scan may be slightly off, this is just my poor scanning skills, the cards are all there. These will be mailed in a 1st class untracked envelope at your risk of loss. If you require ... Read and See More

Model 1933 - Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch by Pfeilringwerk of Solingen. The blade on this one shows age and fingerprint stain. Despite that the etching remains clear. The "Alles fur Deutschland" motto and maker mark remain nicely executed. The fit remains nice and tight, this has never been apart. The blade rates VG/Exc. The brown anodized scabbard body is badly dented. It ... Read and See More

Feuerschutzpolizei EM/NCO bayonet with frog. The 25cm plated blade on this one has wear and has been cleaned. The early stamped double oval Eickhorn mark is beautifully executed. The original leather buffer pad is lost to time. The steel based, black enamel repainted scabbard is in good condition! It remains completely dent free and retains 99%+ of its' paint! The ... Read and See More

M1937 Fliegerdolch. The plated blade on this one looks wonderful. It has a gorgeous mirror like finish. The fit is nice and tight and the tip comes to a perfect point. The blade on this one rates NM. It shows faint surface scratches and runner rest marks. The buffer pad is lost to time. The generic steel-based airplane grey plated ... Read and See More

Franz Doff was a German Gefreiter (Private) who was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross on July 20, 1942, for his actions as a Gruppenführer with the 1. Gebirgs-Division. He served with the 10./Gebirgsjäger Regiment 98 and was awarded the rank of Gefreiter. Card has a piece of clear plastic ... Read and See More

Painted steel. ... See More

“The Collector’s Guide to Hitler Youth Knives” by Nathan Hogle, is a two-volume set containing almost a thousand pages of reference material. For the first time in history, the most in-depth reference tool is now available for collectors of Hitler Youth knives! This research study offers an incredible amalgamation of: historical records, period documentation and construction requirements, that reveals ... Read and See More

Certainly, the darling of the collecting community and the most requested maker. Böker made the best SS dagger of the period. Their philosophy was based solely on the principle that “The best is just good enough.” Advanced collectors know this and they snap 'em up faster than I can find them!

A Model 1933 Schutzstaffel Dienstdolch by Heinrich ... Read and See More

Post-war field-grey, wool/rayon blend, construction, M43 style tunic featuring a three button front closure. Tunic has four, non-pleated, front pockets with straight edged button down flaps. 2 sets of eyelets were designed for the belt support hooks. Belt support hooks are absent. Upper left sleeve has a machine embroidered SS sleeve eagle, with out-stretched wings, in silver/grey threads on ... Read and See More

A worn Army Koppelschloß. It is constructed of a single piece of die struck steel that has been green painted. The obverse roundel depicts a closed winged Heer eagle griping a mobile swastika in its talons on a smooth round background. The eagle is above a half oak leaf and acorn wreath that is tied together at the bottom and ... Read and See More

A Model 1935 Heer Dolch by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. The blade on this hilt looks great. The acid etched “Eickhorn Solingen” maker mark is dark, crisp and beautifully executed. It comes to a perfect point and the fit is nice and tight. The blade rates MN with no need for excuses. The original leather buffer pad remains intact. The steel ... Read and See More

Die struck steel, tombac plated, enameled, 30 x 33 mm, marked "Deschler Munchen, Ges. Gesch.," light to moderate wear, no chips. Just for fun, this was recently featured on Pawn Stars. ... See More

M33 - Steilgehänge für einen SS Dienstdolch by SS 1/38 RZM. It is a multi-piece construction made out of three pieces of blackened tanned leather that have been stitched and riveted (black enamel painted steel) together. To the top is a plated clip (with steel spring) that is well marked it remains in well working condition. The top belt ... Read and See More

Mitgliedsabzeichen Deutscher Soldatenbund DSB c.1936-38. Constructed out of a die stamped tombak based that has been silver washed black enamel painted and finished in a lacquer coating. The obverse features a Soldatenbund eagle, clutching a wreathed swastika in its talons, on top of two crossed broad swords and behind an Iron Cross. The fullback reverse is marked: “Ges. Gesch.” ... Read and See More

A M1937 Fliegerdolch. The unmarked blade on this one is minty . As with many generic daggers this employs WKC fittings. The dent-free scabbard is an airplane grey example with excellent detail and nice airplane grey finish. There are a few small areas with discoloring but certainly 95%+ of the finish remains. The throat is secured by two unturned side screws. The ... Read and See More

Here we have an three-piece M33 SS/NSKK Hanger (SchutzStaffe Dolchgehange). It is constructed out of a black leather with steel black enamel painted rivet, a steel buckle and clip. The leather is in good condition showing light wear. All components continue to work well. It's tough to come by these three piece hangers anymore! ... See More

NSDAP Kampfbinde. The official pattern armband was worn on the upper left sleeve of most all NSDAP uniforms as the identifying organizational insignia. It is constructed out of a plain weave red cotton base that has a separately stitched-on plain weave white cotton roundel and separately stitched-on black rayon swastika. The top and bottom edges have been folded over and ... Read and See More

Luftwaffe Koppelschloß. The two-piece buckle is constructed out of a die struck aluminum base that has been silver washed. The obverse features a centrally placed droop-tail open winged eagle clutching a swastika in one of its talons, on a pebbled background, that is all encircled by a laurel leaf and berry wreath that is tied together at the bottom, which ... Read and See More

A very nice factory produced pair of 10x50 power field binoculars. The binoculars are marked with maker « HENSOLDT-WETZLAR » on the bridge, indicating that these were produced prior to 1941, when the company started using 3 letter code « bmj ». The serial number « 14574 » is quite low, as by 1943 the company was well into 6 digit numbers. On the opposing side of the bridge is the ... Read and See More

This is an excellent condition pair of WWII U.S. Navy Mark 29 Mod.0 6x30 Binoculars made in 1942 by Universal Camera Corporation in New York specifically designed for the Bureau of Ships. U.S. Navy organizations that were largely responsible for procurement in 1940 were designated Bureaus, each commanded by a Rear Admiral. These bureaus included: Aeronautics, Engineering, Navigation, Ordnance, and Ships. ... Read and See More

Nice fighting knife here. The grip plates are well fit and look to me to be replacements? Not sure but can not find any similar? Nicely marked with blackened blade. ... See More

Light weight, ribbed, khaki, cotton twill construction shorts feature a vertical, button French fly, with an additional two buttons positioned on the waistband. The waistband has a tunnel looped, tan, canvas belt with a Herring Bone Twill weave, to the right side of the fly with a corresponding, rectangular, open, triple claw, olive drab painted, magnetic sheet metal buckle to ... 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 is marked: “2 Ges. Gesch.”. It ... Read and See More

A Model 1935 Wehrmacht Heer Dolch by WKC (Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie.) of Solingen. The WKC marked blade on this one is near mint. The buffer pad remains. The steel based generic nickel silver plated dent-free scabbard provides wonderful detail with the random pebbling and oak leaf and acorn brass bands! The throat screw remain intact. The plated tomahawk WKC eagle crossguard ... Read and See More

A Model 1934 - Schutzstaffel by Gottlieb Hammesfahr of Solingen. The acid etched "Meine Ehere Heisst Treue" motto and "Gottlieb Hammesfahr Solingen" maker mark are correctly executed. The bright blade has been cleaned hard removing the crossgrain. The etch is somewhat lightened. The fit continues to remain solid! The blade rates in at Exc+. The steel based, black anodized scabbard has ... Read and See More

An Allgemeine-SS/SS-VT Armbinde für den Dienstrock. The SS armband was worn on the upper left sleeve of the black service dress and the early field-grey uniforms until May 1936. It is constructed out of machine embroidered black and white rayon stitched to a red wool cotton backing. The rectangular shaped obverse features a centrally placed black rayon mobile swastika ( ... Read and See More

M1934 Reichsarbeitsdiens Hauer Dolchgehänge 1937. It is constructed out of multiple pieces of leather that have been stitched together and connected with a steel loop and clip. The whole item is well marked Assmann and dated 1937. A salty piece from Vet's family. A but of shoe polish would do wonders here. ... See More

This rare pattern 1856/58 British sword bayonet was made for the Model 1853, .577 calibre Enfield (2-band) rifled infantry short-musket. As well as being issued to British units, these rifles and bayonets were sold in large numbers to both the Union and Confederate armies during the American Civil War. The 577mm yataghan blade has a flat spine and broad single fuller on both ... Read and See More

Re-furbished construction Austrian M16 helmet retains most of its rough textured field-grey over-paint. The dome of the helmet has several wee hits/dents that you can feel with your fingers. not deep and from the period I'm sure as the paint is worn into the low areas. The left side of the helmet has an Wehrmacht eagle decal which is ... Read and See More

Sicherheits-u. Hiltsdieust Ärmelbinde. It is constructed out of a dyed cotton base. The obverse reads: “Sicherheits-u. Hiltsdieust”, in white ink above a green rectangular backing. The very top and bottom edges have been stitched and have been folded into the interior. It was a “standard” armband size at one point. The back has been stitched to size. There are some ... Read and See More

An early 1st Pattern Army Visor Eagle. It is constructed of a die struck nickel-silver base that has been silver washed. The obverse depicts a German open winged eagle, clutching a wreathed swastika in its talons. The reverse retains its two tombak prongs. A very nice rare piece! ... See More

Desirable early slant grip tapered tang Army here. The hilt is all early brass based and very heavy. The fit is nice and tight, the tip comes to a perfect point. The blade has suffered water damage and has pitting and darkening. The rare balloon-man maker mark nicely displays. The original brown leather buffer pad remains intact. The early silver ... Read and See More

A 1st Pattern - Luftwaffe Koppelschloß. Instituted 1935. The buckle is constructed out of a two piece die struck aluminum alloy base that has been silver washed. The obverse features a centrally placed 1st pattern ‘droop tail’ Luftwaffe open winged eagle clutching a swastika in one of its talons, on top of an oval pebbled background, that is all encircled by ... Read and See More

Model 1935 Heer Dolch by Alcoso - Alexander Coppel of Solingen. This Carl Wester made Damascus blade was a special order, privately purchased by a well-heeled officer. The rosebud pattern Damascus blade on this one looks excellent with pleasant layer waves and circular outlines throughout. The tang is clearly marked: “Damascener C. W. 3” (Damascus smith, Carl Wester, pattern Nr. 3). The blade ... Read and See More

Early, Textbook, Heavy, Slant Grip, Tapered Tang - Model 1935 - Wehrmacht Heer Dolch by WKC of Solingen. The blade on this one has aged. The acid etched Knights Head “WKC Solingen” maker mark is perfectly executed. The fit is nice and tight and the tip comes to a perfect point. The blade rates Exc++. It shows age grey throughout. The ... Read and See More

A German Labour Front DAF (Deutsche Arbeitsfront) diamond shaped sleeve insignia measuring 65mm x 57mm with aluminium DAF Swastika within a cogwheel set on a black woollen backing, the reverse has RZM label. These are unissued one has a spot of mothing. ... See More

Nice original group of East German Militaria. Included is an original M56 combat Helmet. Based on the war time M45 prototype this helmet is in good condition. Complete with the rubber spacers and the M31 type liner. Liner is ink stamped "000073". Four point chinstrap remains supple. Shell is dated and sized but hard to make out I believe "5 63" indicating May 1963. ... Read and 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. 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 minimal wear. ... Read and See More

A great looking sword purchased from the Vet's family. The 29 inch blade on this one has some spotting and age. It could use some spit and polish but I like to leave this stuff as found. It has a solid fit and perfect tip! The stamped maker mark is well executed. The blade rates Exc. The thick off white leather ... Read and See More

Model 1933 Schutzstaffel Dienstdolch by Heinrich Böker & Co. of Solingen. The most desirable maker of SS daggers, known for their quality and slogan “The best is just good enough.”. . The blade on this one looks great. The acid etched “Meine Ehre Heißt Treue” motto looks great with textbook characteristics and the chestnut tree “Böker Solingen” maker mark are ... Read and See More

It always amazes me the amount of obscure pieces for all the various organizations. This award is constructed out of a multi-piece die struck nickel-silver base that has been silver washed and contains green pebbled enamel work. The obverse features a centrally placed and separately applied German national eagle with a mobile swastika on its chest above an oval green ... Read and See More

The loop on the short hanger is oversize. Unusual but looks period. ... See More