German Third Reich and WW2 Militaria

Arm badge worn by German members of labor service units during the American occupation of Germany following World War II. The shield-shaped patch features the inscription GERMAN on a blue field above red and white vertical stripes reflecting U.S. occupation authority. Issued to identify German labor personnel operating under U.S. control. Machine-embroidered construction, facto...

Danish Waffen-SS volunteer sleeve shield, SS-Freiwilligen-Regiment 24 Danmark. Machine embroidered on black wool cloth. Mint condition, no signs of use. NB! This is a consignment item. Consignment items are subject to a 14-day inspection period starting from the date of receipt. After this period, all sales are final, and returns will no longer be accepted. Returns of c...

Wehrmacht tunic model 1940 in excellent condition without moth damage, overhauled in military tailoring workshops, with the Berlin intendance park acceptance stamp marked B II 41 on the right side confirming 1941 supply, fitted with original collar tabs and breast eagle, without shoulder boards, the first-aid pocket marked Höndorf Uniformfabrik, the factory size marking on the ...

Side cap for coastal units of the Kriegsmarine, 1940 pattern, showing light wear and remaining in excellent condition. The lining bears a 1941 rectangular stamp of Willy Sprengpfeil Mützenfabrik Hamburg 19, size 56.

Quilted jacket intended for airfield and paratrooper units, with the outer flap, inner pocket flaps and hood removed by the wearer, showing heavy wear on the white side, characteristic of prolonged field use

Wehrmacht artillery visor cap for NCO and enlisted ranks, frontline model The celluloid diamond inside bears the maker’s mark Herbert Grell, Uniform-Mützenfabrik, Berlin C2, Gollnaufstrasse 19, telephone 533744 A paper size label is present, stamped 56 The cap shows no signs of wear and is in near mint condition The crown is made of coarse field-grey wool typical of Wehrm...

Small section of SS Eichenlaubmuster camouflage fabric, ideal for framing under glass as a background for a decoration or other item due to its clear pattern and attractive coloration.

Late-war Eichenlaubmuster camouflage section from SS issue, made of slightly coarse cloth, ideal for repair and restoration purposes, display use, or as a background for awards and other items in a frame or on a wall.

Rigid black leather holster for the Walther P38 pistol, in near mint condition, retaining its shape and finish. The leather is supple and free of creases, breaks or damage, with minimal signs of use. Metal fittings are finished in black lacquer. The rear is marked with large P38, the maker code bdr-43, and the Waffenamt acceptance stamp with eagle and swastika WaA86.

Wehrmacht combat belt with an aluminum buckle, the leather tab marked K.E. Brahm, Fürth – 1938. The belt strap is unmarked, with an aluminum catch, cut down to 95 centimeters. The maker of this buckle is exceptionally scarce, and examples of this type are rarely encountered, which significantly increases its appeal for collectors.

Wehrmacht Panzerpionier (armoured pioneers) shoulder boards. An extremely rare pair of shoulder boards that are really hard to find. They are extremely rare. Has paper label on the back side.  Perfect condition, mint, no traces of use.

Lieutenant of the reserve tunic from the 13th Armored Reconnaissance Abteilung of the Wehrmacht. Panzer Aufklärungsabteilung 13. Its condition is nearly perfect, showing virtually no signs of wear. Late type, ca mid of 1943 field wool made. Size approx 48. All insignia is original to the tunic. The history of the 13th Reconnaissance Battalion began with its formation as...

German Wehrmacht officer's breeches. Slightly modified standard breeches for enlisted personnel of the Wehrmacht cavalry and artillery, featuring a leather insert, produced in 1940, as indicated by the marking on the waistband. Waist size 80 cm, length 98 cm. Excellent condition with signs of heavy frontline use.

Long service cross for 25 years of civil service, boxed, inner lid with paper maker’s label and MM logo of Вяхтлер & Lange, Mittweida, excellent condition, case shows slight fading on top.

Bronze grade Nahkampfspange with JFS mark on the reverse, featuring the Josef Feix logo and the F.E.C.W.E. Peekhaus Berlin stamp, sharp detailing and even finish, excellent condition.

General Assault Badge marked L/53 for Hymmen & Co., Lüdenscheid, manufactured in zinc with a Glanzverzinkt bright finish. In outstanding MINT condition, with fully preserved coating and no evidence of wear, corrosion, or colour loss.

Steinhauer & Lück "4" Iron Cross 2nd Class on a ribbon (Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse 1939). Near mint shiny and really great looking cross. Magnetic core and cold silver finishing on a frame called in German as Hochpolierte Kante (Highly polished edges).

Late version NSDAP member badge with RZM code M1/159 for Hans Doppler from Wels. There is a loss of red and white paint.

Heer Schützenschnur Marksmen's Lanyard Grade 2, second pattern. Good condition, traces of wear.