German Third Reich and WW2 Militaria

Early Infantry Officer’s Visor Cap of the Wehrmacht An early Wehrmacht infantry officer’s visor cap made of officer-quality cloth with white piping. It features the early dark green color used until 1936, which has a cooler shade compared to later versions. The cap is fitted with a silver nickel eagle of the early pattern, as well as an early-pattern cockade, both si...

Wallet of an SS Soldier or Serviceman from the 1st, 2nd, or 5th Cavalry Regiment This wallet belonged to an SS soldier or a serviceman from one of the Wehrmacht’s cavalry regiments—namely the 1st, 2nd, or 5th Cavalry Regiment. A traditional skull (Preußischer Totenkopf) is mounted in the center of the wallet, indicating the owner’s affiliation with the SS or with cavalry uni...

​ 1935 Model Wehrmacht Gefreiter’s Tunic of the 135th Infantry Regiment This tunic features early collar tabs with white piping, indicating the infantry branch (Waffenfarbe). The shoulder boards are of the early pentagonal type, embroidered with white field stitch and marked with the number “135,” signifying the regiment. In the second buttonhole, a ribbon for the Iron...

Winter camouflage coat. Wehrmacht and the Waffen-SS. Unlike the simplified examples we have seen, which are also quite rare, this version is made with a high quality of detail and is also made of fairly thick cotton fabric, obviously not for one-time use. The details of the camouflage suit are made using various German industrial technologies, with a lot of loops, various hooks...

NSDAP black corduroy breeches. Black breeches made of "Kord" material for N.S.D.A.P. formations: NSKK/SS, early period. Excellent condition. Waist 95 cm length 98 cm,  RZM tag remnants

4./SS-A.E.A. SS death medallion (Erkennungsmarke). SS Artillery Replacement Abteilung (unit), 4th company. Made of zinc, damaged, broken. Found at the site of a former prisoner-of-war camp.

LDS Schtz. Ers. Kdo. 317 Wehrmacht death medallion (Erkennungsmarke). Landesschützen Ersatz Kommando 317 — Territorial Riflemen Replacement Team 317. The medallion is damaged, made of stainless steel, with 1/4 part missing. Found at the site of a former prisoner-of-war camp.

Early SS Schutzstaffel Käppi, pre-RZM standard, privately purchased, manufactured in the late 1920s to early 1930s Privately purchased and made from high-quality merino gabardine wool. Shows signs of wear, light scuffing, a patina of age with traces of dust and slight fading. Lined with blue fabric and equipped with a leather sweatband. A celluloid diamond is placed at the cen...

Excerpt from the camp regulations of the SS and police penal labor camp Danzig-Matzkau: Letters are subject to censorship. Each prisoner is allowed to write only one letter every 6 weeks and receive one letter within the same period. Letters must be written on a single sheet of paper, format 14.5 × 21 cm, with four pages and no more than 15 lines per page. The sendi...

Winter hat for Waffen-SS and Wehrmacht personnel. The hat is made of standard German cloth with hare fur. The lining is made of artificial silk — viscose. It has the marking “1944” and size “58”. Manufacturer: Walter Hübner, Berlin, WV8, Charlottenstraße 29-30, Modische Pelzbekleidung – Rauchwaren. The item is in excellent condition with light signs of wear.

Wehrmacht dagger hanger

Wehrmacht dress parade buckle made of zinc with an applied medallion. Excellent condition. Zinc buckles are significantly rarer than aluminum ones.

Belt for Third Reich command personnel, most likely Bahnschutz, but it could also belong to other NSDAP formations, with a round buckle. The belt width is 48 mm. Be careful when purchasing to ensure your buckle frame fits this belt. The belt shows significant signs of use and cracking due to moisture exposure during its service life.

Leather pouch for a German soldier's identification tag with a photograph of a woman — his wife or beloved. Behind the photograph, in a small packet, is a lock of hair. The pouch also contains a good luck charm — a 1-pfennig zinc coin.

NSDAP Party Congress Badge, Nuremberg 1933 (Reichsparteitag Nürnberg 1933). Made of bronze, in excellent condition. This badge commemorates the first party congress after Hitler's rise to power, known as the "Victory Congress." Such badges were awarded to participants and served as a commemorative symbol of the event.

Reich Labour Service Long Service Medal (Reichsarbeitsdienst Dienstauszeichnung), 1st Class (Gold) — for 25 years of service. The medal is made of aluminum with gold plating and is in mint condition. The obverse features a spade with a swastika crossed by two wheat stalks, symbolizing labor and service, surrounded by a decorative oak leaf wreath. The ribbon is dark blue, ...

1939 Clasp for the 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class (Wiederholungsspange 1939 für das Eiserne Kreuz 2. Klasse 1914), Deumer. Second-type clasp, in excellent condition, with matte silvering and polished raised areas. All pins are intact. Mounted on the original ribbon.

Close Combat Clasp (Nahkampfspange), Silver Grade, by FLL (Friedrich Linden, Lüdenscheid). The reverse bears the inscription "FEC. W. E. Peekhaus, Berlin" (designer W. E. Peekhaus, Berlin) and the manufacturer's mark "FLL" (Friedrich Linden, Lüdenscheid). Shows minor silver finish wear due to use and natural patina.

General Assault Badge (Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen) by Friedrich Orth. The badge is made of zinc with an outstanding frosted silver finish. The reverse bears the proper maker’s mark Friedrich Orth. Condition — Mint.