GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE DOUBLE DECAL PARATROOPER HELMET.

A very rare size ET68 shell Luftwaffe double decal paratrooper helmet. The exterior of the helmet with much of its original apple green finish remaining, especially around the lower edges of the helmet, the dome has rubbed through the paint. The front wing of the Luftwaffe decal is completely clear, the rear wing has faded, the swastika is clear but faded. The national tricolour with abrasions ...  read more

Code: 81304

GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE OFFICERS M.43 CAP.

A scarce piece of headdress for the Luftwaffe being the officers M.43 cap, private purchase, constructed in officers cloth, silver piping around the crown, which has shredded in places. Officers bullion wire woven cap eagle with an enlisted ranks red, white and black cockade, twin front pebbled buttons. The cap is a good shape. Brown rayon lining with a brown small section of sweatband lining ...  read more

Code: 81392

GERMAN WWII TOTENKOPF SERVICE PASS AND SERVICE RECORDS.

A rare service pass entitled ‘Dienst Ausweis’ for SS Totenkopfverband, owned by Rudolf Muigg, born 25th June 1921 in Linz, entry into the Totenkopf 1st April 1938. This is a double sided linen card, punch holed for filing with the photograph of Muigg wearing Allgemeine uniform, Totenkopf collar patch with number ‘8’ below, hatless, complete with payment stamp ‘1939’. On the reverse side typed ‘...  read more

Code: 81385

BRITISH WWII GENERAL OFFICERS VISOR CAP.

A very nice condition large size General officers visor cap. All blue bodied with maroon piping around the crown, red centre band, full bullion wire double row of raised bullion lace to the front peak with a very nice hand embroidered General Officers badge with King’s crown. Standard early period chinstrap, General’s side buttons. Maker marked to the interior ‘F.P.Baker & Co Limited, Golden Sq...  read more

Code: 81402

ROYAL SCOTS 1881 PATTERN BLUE CLOTH HELMET.

A very nice condition blue cloth over cork 1881 pattern Home Service helmet for an officer in the Royal Scots, one of the premier Scottish regiments. The blue cloth covering is totally free of any moth, all the leather trim on the rear lobster tail area of the helmet is intact, the stitching undamaged, the front peak trim in gilded brass intact, which matches the slightly subdued gilding of the...  read more

Code: 81382

GERMAN WWI 1ST GUARD REGIMENT OF FOOT OFFICERS MITRE CAP.

A fabulous condition mitre cap worn by an officer in the Grenadier Company of the 1st Guard Regiment of Foot. Huge front plate, good fine deep strike, the scroll of the front plate reads ‘Semper Talis’, which is the correct scroll for the Grenadier Company, excellent colour, the red wool body all complete with one moth nip just behind the very tip of the mitre in . No damage to the quite delica...  read more

Code: 81389

GERMAN WWII KRIEGSMARINE 2ND PATTERN E BOAT BADGE.

A worn example of the 2nd pattern E Boat badge by Adolf Scholz of Ludenscheid. All gilt missing from the face side, faint traces of the silver finish to the hull of the E Boat with its horizontal pin, uniform retaining hook behind the head of the eagle. ‘AS’ within a triangle in raised relief.  read more

Code: 81216

GERMAN WWII HIGH SEAS FLEET BADGE.

Maker marked ‘FO’ Friedrich Orth of Vienna. Thin pin. Some staining and loss of gilt to parts of the wreath, reverse excellent gilt. Maker marked in raised relief with original pin, hook and hinge.  read more

Code: 81201

GERMAN WWII – EXPORING THE DRESS DAGGERS OF THE GERMAN SS VOL 4 BY T WITTMANN.

1st edition 2003, magnificent work again by Tom Wittmann. 720 pages with a huge amount of in-depth detail, colour and black and white photographs of all of the edge weapons used by the Waffen and Allgemeine SS from 1933 onwards. Anybody needing an education on the edge weapons of the SS must own this work, complete with its original flyleaf cover. Used by a collector who used books such as this...  read more

Code: 81151

GERMAN WWII SA DAGGER.

A very nice example of an early model 33 SS mans dagger. The blade is superb by the maker Wilhelm Kober of Suhl with all of its cross grain finish remaining. Very minor cloudiness to the reverse side of the dagger, the only other markings being the inner scabbard brass blade retaining bands. All of the dark etching remaining to the Ulles Fur Deutschland logo. The scabbard is of the anodised var...  read more

Code: 81316