German Third Reich and WW2 Militaria

During the war local shooting clubs in Tirol region were also playing role of the paramilitary units called Standschützen Bataillons. This badge was a prize from a shooting competition they held. It's made of zinc and produced by Karl Pichl from Innsbruck.

NSDAP party badge with RZM code M1/105 for maker Hermann Aurich from Dresden. This badge made of brass, it has some tiny cracks on enamel. Overall good condition.

German Mothers Cross 3rd Class, Mutterehrenkreuz. There is some minor enamel loss.

Member badge of a German women's organization (DFW). The Deutsches Frauenwerk was a German WW2 period Association for women created in October 1933. M1/105 RZM maker's code refers to Hermann Aurich from Dresden.

Set of insignia for Wehrmacht Medical Waffenrock for lower ranks. This set is containing of fully matching collar tabs pair and 4 sleeve tabs. Near mint condition.

German WW2 sleeve rank patch for Oberschütze, Oberpionier, Oberkanonier, etc. or later Obergrenadier. It was worn on upper left arm of the tunic (Feldbluse) or greatcoat (Feldmantel). Early war type on the dark green cloth. Mint.  We have few in stock.

Fully matching pair of the Luftwaffe collar tabs for Obergefreiter of the Signal troops.

Lemon Yellow set of insignia for Signal troops (Nachrichtentruppen) Waffenrock containing collar tabs and 4 sleeve tabs. Good condition.

Feldbluse of a lieutenant of the Panzerlehrabteilung tank training unit. A standard army jacket with an altered dark-green half-stand collar in the traditional officer style. Excellent condition, practically mint. All insignia is originally period-sewn onto the jacket. The markings H 42 of the Hamburg military depot indicate that it was accepted in 1942 year. Approximate size 4...

Stabsgefreiter of the 74th Luftwaffe Flak regiment, Tuchrock. Small size - approximately 46. Luftwaffe's acceptance markings in 1938. The tunic is also marked from other Luftwaffe flak regiments, where the owner most likely served before. The early drop tail breast eagle "shrimp" was most likely sewn on in the post-war period. The remaining insignia correspond to the condition ...

The identification tag of a prisoner of war from Stalag 358. One of the most terrible camps, it is estimated that about 80,000 people died there. The camp was located in the town of Bohunia, currently, the camp territory has become part of the development boundaries of Zhytomyr. According to German terminology, “Stalag 358” (German: Stalag 358), one of Hitler’s largest prisoner...

Wehrmacht or Waffen SS M 31 Backpack, mint. Unmarked, issued after 1943year. Such backpacks are found in the second half of the war as a standard marching backpack of the Wehrmacht. As in a knapsack, it contained a mess kit, personal hygiene items, and personal belongings.

Verdienstauszeichnung für Ostvölker. Second class bronze grade 1957. Very rare

Tank Assault Badge in Bronze (Panzersturmabzeichen). So far it's "officially" unknown who owned this code "EWE" but most probably it was Edelmetallwerke List & Hertl from Vienna. Zinc solid construction, good condition with some wear marks

Iron Cross 2nd Class (Eisernes Kreuz 1939). Marked with "24" for Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller. It's made of iron and neusilber. Core has some minor rusty spot.

Infantry Assault Badge in Bronze (Infanteriesturmabzeichen). It's marked with "ÜÜ" for maker E. Ferdinand Wiedmann, Frankfurt. So called "Lilly Pad" Hinge type. Zinc solid construction. Good condition.

Lapel type of NSDAP member badge made of zinc with RZM M1/42 for Kerbach & Israel from Dresden. Near pefrect beautiful condition for late production type.

Hitler Jugend Badge with RZM code 11 for maker C. Balmberger from Nuremberg. There are scuffs and a small cracks on the enamel.  

Gold grade Tirol-Vorarlberg shooters championship award for small caliber rifle (KK-Gewehr) from the year 1943. Unmarked.