WW1 - German and Axis

GERMAN WWI M15/16 SIMPLIFIED SHOULDER BOARD.

Red stitched numerals Artillery Regiment ‘57’ with red grenade.  read more

Code: 89640

GERMAN WWI M15/16 SIMPLIFIED SHOULDER BOARD.

Regimental number 30.  read more

Code: 89642

GERMAN WWI M15/16 SIMPLIFIED SHOULDER BOARD.

Regimental numeral ‘133’.  read more

Code: 89643

GERMAN WWI SEE BATTALION NO.3 FIELD GREY SHOULDER BOARDS.

A very rare set of shoulder boards for Marine See Battalion No.3, field grey base, white piped with yellow embroidered centres. These were at one stage slip-on the slip-on tabs have been cut. Excellent condition overall. Slight discolouring to some parts of the yellow embroidery.  read more

Code: 89664

GERMAN WWI FLIEGERABTEILUNG 204 SHOULDER BOARDS.

A nice set of scarce aviation shoulder boards being the wider type for a Prussian lieutenant with double underlay of red and white having the wing propeller motifs with the number ‘204’ below all in matching gilt. Fliegerabteilung 204 were the heavy bomber unit in WWI.  read more

Code: 89665

GERMAN WWI IRON CROSS SECOND CLASS.

Good finish remaining to central iron core, frame toned complete with ribbon.  read more

Code: 89867

GERMAN WWI IRON CROSS 1ST CLASS.

Excellent condition overall, good finish to the frame, all finish to the central iron core present. This is probably a post WWI production having a typical 1930’s pin hook and hinge construction. Non maker marked.  read more

Code: 89500

IMPERIAL GERMAN FIRE SERVICE SIDE ARM.

A highly impressive saw back single fuller blade, with the maker’s marking of Robert Klass. Having a mediaeval shaped sword style upper grip with straight cross guard. Undamaged grip with good plating to all metal fittings, which matches the plating of the two scabbard mounts, leather undamaged with its correctly fitted and size black leather frog.  read more

Code: 89578

IMPERIAL GERMAN FIRE SERVICE SIDE ARM.

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Code: 89577

GERMAN WWI SOLDIERS GAS MASK.

A nice clean example of the soldier’s gas mask of World War I, the filter retaining much original field grey green paint, profusely marked and dated 26th of March 1918, some light rust to the upper part of the filter. The leather facemask good eyepieces undamaged, all the blue coloured elasticated head strapping complete, fitted into its tin which has a pair of spare lenses fitted into the inne...  read more

Code: 89097