GERMAN WWII SS AUSWEIS.

A single double sided printed card to SS mann Felix Nitsch, born 4.11.1915, photograph of Nitsch in civil dress, hatless. SS Number 66192. Punch holed for filing,
on the reverse side date of birth 4 th November 1915 the facsimile signature of Heinrich Himmler and payment stamps up to 1934  read more

Code: 81327

GERMAN WWII KRIEGSMARINE BELT BUCKLE, MINT.

Probably the finest Kriesmarine belt buckle we have ever had, stamped aluminium by the most commonly encountered maker R S & S, with its mid tan leather tab, which is fully maker stamped ‘R. Sieper & Sohn of Ludenscheid, with its Kriegsmarine acceptance stamp to the light tan leather.  read more

Code: 81334

GERMAN PRE 1914 BERGMANN MARS PISTOL SHOULDER STOCK HOLSTER.

A very rare accessory for one of the world’s first semi automatic pistols, which were the forerunners of the Luger semi automatic pistol, known as the Bergmann Mars pistol of 1903, it was this holster which doubled as a shoulder stock and a holster, which Mauser went on to utilise with the famous Mauser broom handle. This example covered in the most excellent grained brown leather, stitching st...  read more

Code: 81342

BRITISH WWII PARATROOPER HELMET.

A scarce British paratrooper helmet of WWII and from one year only. This is the helmet made by the Company G & S, which is Gimson & Slater. The internal lining is dated ‘1943’ size 6¾. The 1st British paratrooper helmets had the 1 inch fibre rim with leather straps and are all dated 42, most 43 dated helmets are without the fibre rim and still have leather straps, then the 44 dated helmets agai...  read more

Code: 81300

BRITISH WWII BRIGADIER’S 4TH INDIAN DIVISION SLOUCH HAT.

A rare piece of headdress from WWII being an undated slouch hat, generally in nice condition, minor moth tracking to the felt, approximately 2 or 3 tiny moth hole damage, with its original chinstrap. The remains of the paper size label still attached to the sweatband. To one side the black and red Artillery lozenge shape insignia halved in red and black, to the opposite side a single shoulder s...  read more

Code: 81349

GERMAN WWII WIRELESS OPERATOR/AIR GUNNER BADGE.

A very fine example by C.E.Juncker of Berlin. deeply cast oak and laurel leaf wreath with good detail. The wireless operator type diving eagle with the lightning bolts in its claws still retaining much of its patinated finish within the lower field of the wings. Good high quality Juncker construction, ‘Juncker’ marked on the reverse of the diving eagle, complete with two delicate domed rivets, ...  read more

Code: 81183

GERMAN WWII BRANDENBURG DIVISION SOLDBUCH.

An excellent condition Armed Forces soldbuch with magnificent photograph of the recipient Gunther Rettig wearing his black panzer wrap over tunic with skull collar patches, hatless. The soldbuch issued late 1945, Gunther Rettic was 17. Page 4 shows him being a member of a Panzer Grenadier Division Brandenburg, previously as a member of Panzertruppen Grossdeutschland. Soldbuch issued on the 17th...  read more

Code: 81195

GERMAN WWII KRIEGSMARINE 2ND PATTERN E BOAT BADGE.

A very nice example of an Adolf Scholz produced 2nd pattern E Boat badge. Wreath retaining almost all its gold finish with slight patches to the lower right hand side. 95% grey finish on the reverse side. Maker marked ‘AS’ in a triangle in raised relief, horizontal pin and uniform retaining hook behind the head of the eagle.  read more

Code: 81215

GERMAN WWII KRIEGSMARINE DESTROYER BADGE.

A superb example by S.H.u.Co., for the Company of Sohni, Heubach & Co. Absolutely mint condition, all gilt remaining to the wreath, all patinated finish to the waves and the bow superstructure of the destroyer. All of the grey finish on the reverse side present. The maker’s name in abbreviated form in raised relief to the reverse side with its uniform retaining hook.  read more

Code: 81220

GERMAN WWII ARMY M35 DOUBLE DECAL COMBAT HELMET.

A generally nice condition M.35 double decal combat helmet, virtually all of the apple green paint finish remaining, skull stamped ‘SE66’, the armed forces decal with some rust bleed coming through the skull, the same to the national tricolour with one scratch to the red section. Unusually all of the paint remains to the liner retaining rivet heads. To the interior the 8 tongued liner all intac...  read more

Code: 81221