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A nice looking police belt buckle up here for sale here! It is constructed out of die struck steel base that has been silver washed. The obverse depicts a centrally placed embossed mobile swastika on a pebbled circular pebbled backing, that is underneath the inscription "Gott mit uns" (God with us) and above a half oak leaf and acorns wreath ... Read and See More

Here we have a beautiful Model 1935 Army Dagger (Heer Dolch) by E. & F. Horster! The blade on this one is excellent! A unique feature of this manufacture is that they marked the underside of their 4th pattern pommel and crossguard with their H-and-sword manufactures mark. A unique and desirable trait! I don't recommend taking this apart rather just mention it ... Read and See More

HitlerJunge Kampfbinde. This official pattern armband was worn on the upper left sleeve of most all Hitler Youth uniforms as the identifying organizational insignia. It is constructed out of a multi-piece died cotton base that has been machine embroidered and stitched together. The obverse features a separately applied and centrally placed HJ emblem, which consists of a white diamond and ... Read and See More

Nice shape. ... See More

Hardcover – January 1, 2007 by Ron Weinand Waffenleite: Presenting NPEA Daggers of the Third Reich by Ron Weinand is an incredible resource for a military enthusiasts. The NPEA daggers are the least understood and most complex of all the daggers in the Third Reich organizations. Now, over 50 years later, they are identified in this book. The book is color with sections on ... Read and See More

United States, WW2 - Army Lensatic Compass by Superior Magneto Corps. of New York. Probably the Best Compass Made in WW2. Blackened copper body, glow in the dark radium painted letters on the dial, tempered glass crystal, two slots with a center wire for sighting, pop-up magnified lens for reading the dial, brass bezel ring with clicker, marked: “Corps of ... Read and See More

Switzerland, WWII – Sagebajonett Mod. 1914 by Hans Steimer of Wasen im Emmental. Introduced in 1914, these Sawing Bayonets were issued to select troops, along with the 7.5mm Bolt-Action Schmidt-Rubin M1911 Carbine and the M1931 Short Rifle (K31 Carbine), for both the Swiss and Italians. These bayonets were originally introduced with leather scabbards in WWI, yet new production in 1938 replaced the leather scabbards ... Read and See More

1st pattern boards in Luftwaffe blue/grey wool with red piping and buttons remaining. There is a dot of glue to reverses from where these were mounted in a display. ... See More

A Model 1934 - Sturmabteilung Ehrendolch by Ernst Pack & Sohne of Solingen. Ernst Röhm Honor daggers were granted to members of the SS/SA who either had uninterrupted service since December 31, 1931 or those who transferred from the Hitler Youth prior to December 31, 1931. After the Night of the Long Knives, Ernst Röhm was declared a “traitor” and removal of the ... Read and See More

Stamped, sheet steel construction helmet most of its original, smooth, dark green paint. The left side of the helmet has a Wehrmacht eagle shield decal which is retained 90%. The right side of the helmet has a national tri-color shield decal which is retained over 80%. All three liner retaining rivets and both inserted ventilation bushings are all intact. The interior of ... Read and See More

A highly desired buckle among collectors! This one is the earlier first pattern variation, that is in excellent condition. It's a very short run "crank catch"! It is constructed out of a single piece, die struck aluminum that has been silver washed. The obverse depicts a centrally placed, first pattern, Luftwaffe open winged, droop tail eagle clutching a mobile swastika ... Read and See More

German helmets, 1933-1945, Volume I: A collector's guide, like new ... See More

Switzerland - Model 1943 Officer/NCO Dagger by Elsener Schwyz Victoria. Introduced on January 1, 1944, by November 4, 1943 Federal Council decree, the M43 dagger was for officers and higher NCOs to replace the sabre and épée. The drop forged, double-edged 209mm long blade on this one looks wonderful. The obverse is serialized “240838” and the reverse is maker marked “Elsener Schwyz Victoria”. Beautiful ... Read and See More

A beautifully matching Model 1935 Wehrmacht Heer Dolch by Alcoso – Alexander Coppel of Solingen. The blade on this one looks good. The early acid etched “Alcoso ACS Solingen” maker mark is nicely executed! This has some minor age. The blade rates NM. The original large leather buffer pad remains intact. The steel based, nickel-silver plated scabbard provides wonderful detail with the ... Read and See More

An early "NSDAP Jugend Koppelschloß", (NSDAP Youth Belt Buckle). Before the HJ buckle was standardized HJ members wore a variety of buckles this being the most common being based on the SA buckle. This buckle worn by youth and used prior to 1933 with the smaller 35mm belt. The belt is rarer than the buckle and in nice shape with brass ... Read and See More

HitlerJunge Kampfbinde. This official pattern armband was worn on the upper left sleeve of most all Hitler Youth uniforms as the identifying organizational insignia. It is constructed out of a multi-piece died cotton base that has been machine embroidered and stitched together. The obverse features a separately applied and centrally placed HJ emblem, which consists of a white diamond and ... Read and See More

A Reference on Daggers and Dress Bayonets: Nazi Daggers and Bayonets: An Illustrated Reference Paperback – January 1, 1959 by R. & L. Enterprises ... See More

Here we have a display size 2 sided NSDAP Flag (Nationalflagge/Parteiflagge 1933-45). It is constructed out of a red cotton base with two separately stitched on white cotton roundels that have multi-piece black mobile swastikas on them. The rectangular shaped obverse features a centrally placed black mobile swastika surrounded by a white roundel and red base. The reverse is the ... Read and See More

A Model 1938 Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (German Red Cross) Hewer. The bright blade on this one looks beautiful! The crossgrain is easily visible and the sharp teeth to the saw back are in perfect condition! It is stamped “Ges. Geschützt.”. no not necessary but nice to see.. The fit is perfect. The blade rates an easy NM. It shows minor ... Read and See More

RAD (Reichsarbeitsdienst) Pennant, Screen-printed in black ink with a RAD (Reichsarbeitsdienst) insignia on a white cotton roundel, surrounded by a red cotton field. Features reinforced stitching along the edges, white canvas hoist sleeve with rope fed through, looped at either end for attachment to a flag pole, measuring 47" x 84", exhibiting light soil but no holes. ... See More

Rare insignia here. Measures approx 70mm widein white thread on wool. Shows mothing. ... See More

A Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern by 3 - Wilhelm Deumer of Lüdenscheid. The 1st Class War Merit Cross with Swords was awarded to military personnel for meritorious service above and beyond the call of duty (which needed not occur while facing the enemy). The award is constructed out of a die struck zinc base that has been silver washed and ... Read and See More

Australia, WWII - Australia Service Medal 1939-1945. Named to Sapper A. P. Johnston of the 2/12 Field Company of the Army Artillery Regiment (Service Number: NX4530 - N = New South Wales | X = Australian Service Forces or Volunteer Overseas Service). Instituted November 30, 1949, the Australia Service Medal 1939-1945 was a campaign medal awarded to members of the Australia Armed Forces, Mercantile Marine and ... Read and See More

A M1937 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger (Fliegerdolch) by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. The blade on this one has some age and wear but crossgrain remains. The etched “Original Eickhorn Solingen” maker mark is crisp and dark executed. The fit is nice and tight and the tip comes to a perfect point. The blade on this one rates Exc+. It shows ... Read and See More

Title: The Iron Cross A History 1813-1957 Author: Gordon Williamson Publisher: Blandford Press Date: 1984. Hardcover. ... See More

United States - Office of the Secretary of Defense Identification Badge by Vanguard Industries. Instituted in 1949, renamed three times, and issued to members of the United States armed forces who are permanently assigned to the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) and its subordinate offices, and in addition, to some of the Defense Agencies and Department of Defense Field ... Read and 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, ... Read and See More

Early Model 1933 Schutzstaffel Dienstdolch by Robert Klaas of Solingen. The blade on this one looks good. The acid etched “Meine Ehre Heißt Treue” motto and kissing kranes “Robert Klaas Solingen” maker mark are both beautifully executed. The blade is nicely seated up against the hilt and the and the tip comes to a perfect point. The blade rates Exc+/ ... Read and See More

POST WAR General’s Kragenspiegel with a red wool base and hand embroidered Arabesque style "Larisch" pattern ornamentation in gilt bullion wire threads. The Larisch pattern ornamentation consists of two, triple pointed, vertical prongs with a decorative, horizontal, arrow head shaped ornamentation at the forward edge and down-swept flared tail shaped decoration near the reverse edge. The collar tabs are ... Read and See More

Eine Bildmappe vom Einsatz unseres Heeres - Siegreiches deutsches Heer. Published at Christmas time in 1941 by Verlag Klinghammer in Berlin. It contains 16 full-color 8-¼ x 11-¾ inch reproductions of oil paintings by well-known German painter Erich Cleff Jr. (1904-1983). All 16 color illustrations are there and in very nice condition. It measures 8 ½ inches wide by 12 inches high. ... See More

A 1. Modell - Wehrmacht Schützenschnur 1. Stufe (c.June 1936 – October 1938). Instituted June 29, 1936, the first pattern Wehrmacht Marksmen Lanyard (Wehrmacht eagle in front of a shield) was originally made in four grades to replace the previous sleeve stripes. Come October 17, 1938, the first pattern lanyard was replaced with the second pattern (the insignia differentiated depending on the unit) for grades five through ... Read and See More

A Model 1938 - Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (German Red Cross) Hewer. The blade on this one looks good. The crossgrain is easily visible and the sharp teeth to the saw back are in perfect condition. The blade rates an Exc++. It shows age grey and spotting throughout along with the common surface scratches. The felt buffer pad remain intact. The steel ... Read and See More

Unissued Ritterkreuz des Kriegsverdienstkreuzes mit Schwertern postcard. ... See More

A small collection of bank notes. Most are from the 1914-1946 era and many are from the hyper inflation days of the 20's. There is some occupation money here. Some beautiful artwork here. All are issued and some have minor damage. I will ship these without the binder but in the sleeves.

Japan - Miniature Red Cross Medal and Photo. The medal measures mm in diameter. Minor fold in photo. ... See More

M39 - Dolch für Staatsbeamte by Alcoso - Alexander Coppel of Solingen. The blade on this one is in great condition. The acid etched “Alcoso ACS Solingen” maker mark is dark, crisp and beautifully executed. The crossgrain is stunning, easily visible from the hilt to the tip. It has a perfect tip and solid fit! The blade on this ... Read and See More

Title: Swords of Germany 1900/1945 Author: John R. Angolia Publisher: R. James Bender Date: 1988 Hardcover. ... See More

Previously sold by author LTC (Ret.) Thomas M. Johnson. SS-Oberführer Dr. Rudolf Diels (December 16th 1900 – November 18th 1957) was:

• The 1st Leader of the Gestapo – SS Secret Police (Appointed by Hermann Goering and was in office April 26th 1933 – April 20th 1934).
• Diels was succeed by H. ... Read and See More

United States, WWII – U.S. Navy Mark 1 Combat Knife manufactured by the PAL Cutlery/Blade Company of New York. The 5-inch, singed edged, bowie style blade on this one looks good. It is marked: “RH” (Remington Hunting), “PAL Made in USA” (PAL Cutlery Company) “35” (Remington Hunting Knife Pattern #3 | 5-inch blade) and model marked: “U.S.N. Mark 1”. The parkerized finish ... Read and See More

The three piece, stamped, sheet steel construction Luftschutz M38 "Gladiator" style helmet retains a most of its original, smooth, dark satin blue paint. The front center of the helmet has a Luftschutz emblem decal. The black detailed, silver decal features stylized spread wings with a central oak-leaf sprig and a canted swastika positioned below a scripted banner, "Luftschutz". The helmet ... Read and See More

Here we have a Model 1934 DLV Knife (German Air Sports Association) (Deutscher Luftfahrt-Verband Fliegermesser) by SMF (Solinger Metallwarenfabrik Stoecker & Co.) of Solingen. The bright blade on this one has a bit of age and much crossgrain remains. The acid etched “SMF Solingen” maker mark is nicely executed. It has a sharp tip and solid fit. It rates an Exc++=. The ... Read and See More

An Early Model 1933 Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch by H & F. Lauterjung of Solingen. The blade on this one is nice. The acid etched “Alles für Deutschland” motto and maker mark are both dark, crisp and beautifully executed! It's been cleaned at some point. The fit remains nice and tight and the tip comes to a sharp point. This blade rates a ... Read and See More

HitlerJunge Kampfbinde. This official pattern armband was worn on the upper left sleeve of most all Hitler Youth uniforms as the identifying organizational insignia. It is constructed out of a multi-piece died cotton base that has been machine embroidered and stitched together. The obverse features a separately applied and centrally placed HJ emblem, which consists of a white diamond and ... Read and See More

Well here's a beauty K98 Bayonet! The blued blade on this one rates NM! The tip comes to a sharp point and the fit is perfect! The blade is stamped "43 ASW" and "7543" which matches the scabbard! The steel, black anodized scabbard has wear, no oxidization and no dents! Much of the finish is worn away. The side screw is unturned. ... Read and See More

A 1st pattern RLB EM/NCO Belt Buckle. The first pattern RLB EM/NCO's buckle was almost identical to the buckle worn by the DLV (Deutscher Luftsport Verband). It is constructed out of a die struck nickel-silver base that has been burnished, silver washed and contains black enamel paint work. The obverse roundel depicts an open winged RLB/DLV eagle ... Read and See More

Unissued Kriegsverdienstkreuz I. Klasse mite Schwertern postcard. ... See More

Unissued Kriegsverdienstkreuz ii. Klasse ohne Schwertern postcard. ... See More

Unissued Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwertern postcard. ... See More

Switzerland - Vetterli Sägebajonett Mod. 1878 by S.I.G. Neuhausen. Introduced in 1878, this bayonet was used on the Vetterli rifle, which was used by the Swiss and Italian army as well as the Russians in WWI. The fullered, spear point, single edged sawback blade on this one looks great. It is nicely maker marked: “S.I.G. Neuhausen”. It ... Read and See More

Title: Exploring the Dress Daggers of the German Luftwaffe Author: Thomas T. Wittmann Publisher: Published Privately by the Author Date: 1997 Hardcover. ... See More