German Third Reich and WW2 Militaria

Hahn EH 126 Wound Badge - Verwundetenabzeichen 1939 in Schwarz. This badge is made of steel. Makersmark "EH 126" for Eduard Hahn from Oberstein. Good condition with some traces of wear.

German Infantry Assault Badge - Infanteriesturmabzeichen. Hollow zinc construction with rectangular catch plate made by Wilhelm Deumer company. Near mint condition.

Reichsjugendsportabzeichen - RJA pin, silver grade, 3rd Reich sport association. Wernstein Jena. Good condition.

Sleeve shield of Azerbaijani volunteers serving in the Wehrmacht. Printed version. Condition: Mint. 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 consignment items are not accepted after the inspectio...

Wehrmacht volunteer sleeve shield for Italian personnel with ITALIA inscription. Printed version. This variant is very rarely encountered. Excellent condition. 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. Retur...

Sleeve shield of Latvian Legion personnel of the 19th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS. Machine embroidered. So-called Dachau type. Condition: Mint, with no signs of wear or 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 lon...

Cap skull for Waffen-SS headgear, produced using BeVo jacquard weaving. The piece shows no evidence of having been sewn onto a cap. The skull features an unusual coloration. Based on the surface condition and paint characteristics, it was most likely repainted at a later stage.

Early type Wehrmacht cap eagle Hoheitsabzeichen Heer, produced in nickel silver, approximately dated to around 1937. Crisp early pattern with sharp detailing. Both prongs are intact and unbent. Mint condition, showing no signs of use.

WWII German EM/NCO Shoulder strap slides for 127 Infantry regiment. We have few pairs. Price is for one pair.

Slip on tabs for shoulder straps of Wehrmacht Radfahr-Aufklärungs-Schwadron 246. We have few pairs. Price is for one pair.

Reichsarbeitsdienst Obertruppführer NCO's sleeve shield marked RADJ. G & W

Extremely rare Third Reich supporter badge bearing the inscription NUN ERST RECHT. The phrase translates from German as “Now more than ever” or “Now all the more so” and was used as a propaganda slogan expressing demonstrative support for the regime. The badge is made of non-ferrous metal with a silvered finish. The reverse features an extremely rarely encountered maker’s ma...

Late-war Luftwaffe officer side cap of private, tailor-made production. A notable feature is the use of insignia typically associated with enlisted ranks, making this headgear an unusual example for officer wear. The eagle is machine-embroidered using non-shiny thread. It is proportionally larger than standard cap eagles, yet smaller than the external tunic eagle. The embroi...

Austrian steel helmet M16, used by the Wehrmacht. The helmet features an attractive matte field repaint typical of the mid-war period. The condition is untouched, preserved exactly as found during the war, without post-war alterations or disassembly. The decal is partially worn due to service use. The chinstrap attachment was factory-removed and factory re-riveted directly t...

SS Dagger, Model 1933, late production period, circa 1938–1942. Manufactured by Ernst Pack, Solingen, marked RZM 1211/38 SS. Overall length in scabbard is 37.5 cm. The grip is made of black-stained wood. The upper section features a black enamel SS runic button, while the center of the grip bears a metal eagle emblem holding a wreath with a swastika. The guard fittings are made...

Fragment of SS camouflage material in the Eichenlaubmuster pattern. Drillich-type fabric. A piece of material taken from a tunic or trousers.

Fragment of Erbsenmuster camouflage fabric, also known as DOT-44. Material - drillich (Drillich), featuring the characteristic dot camouflage pattern. Based on its characteristics and shape, the fragment most likely originates from trousers.

Iron Cross 2nd Class. Maker PKZ 24, Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller, Hanau am Main. Ring marked 24. Excellent condition, with full-length ribbon.

Kriegsmarine Minensucherkriegsabzeichen. Manufactured by Rudolf Karneth, reverse marked R.K. War-time metal, zinc construction. Due to the exceptionally well-preserved bronze-silver finish, the badge visually appears as if made of buntmetal. Finish intact with no loss. Extremely rare in this condition.