WW2 - German and Axis

GERMAN WWII SA MANS DAGGER.

A very nice blade, which we believe was an ex Rohm engraved dagger. Much cross grain grinding across the back of the blade, which has made the early Eickhorn squirrel trademark very faint. Undamaged grip. Excellent condition enamel to the SA inset. High quality national eagle. The lower rear cross guard is group marked ‘FR’. Heavy nicotine staining to both the upper and lower mounts. The lower ...  read more

Code: 93031

GERMAN WWII KRIEGSMARINE ADMINISTRATOR PATCH.

The small oval trade patch embroidered in yellow , for the naval administrator tunic.  read more

Code: 93036

GERMAN WWII RAD COLOUR PATCH.

A single machine embroidered collar patch for the RAD enlisted man’s tunic.  read more

Code: 93037

GERMAN WWII DAY OF GERMAN LABOUR 1935 TINNY.

A nicely struck aluminium tinny for the day of German labour 1935, Lubeck maker marked on the reverse side with its tinny type fixing pin.  read more

Code: 93038

GERMAN WWII IRON CROSS AND EAST FRONT RIBBON BAR.

A double medal ribbon bar comprising the Iron Cross second class and East Front medal with its pin back suspension.  read more

Code: 93040

GERMAN WWII RAD OFFICERS PARADE BELT LOOPS.

The brown and silver set of loops, to fit on the RAD officers parade belt. The larger loop having moth damage to the brown material on the reverse side, an invaluable accessory for a belt without its loops.  read more

Code: 93046

GERMAN WWII COASTAL ARTILLERY MAN’S BREAST EAGLE.

A mint condition cut from role and then folded in triangular form for immediate application to the tunic, yellow eagle on coastal artillery green.  read more

Code: 93056

GERMAN WWII AUER GOGGLES STRAP.

The elasticated strap for use with the Auer Company flying goggles, the hook on one end snapped.  read more

Code: 93057

GERMAN WWII POLITICAL CAP ROUNDEL.

The central enamelled roundel for the NSDAP cap, some red enamel missing from the lower part of the cockade, marked RZM M1/52.  read more

Code: 93060

GERMAN WWII PARADE TUNIC EPAULETTE NUMBERED BUTTONS.

The numbered company buttons that were placed at the end of the shoulder board on parade tunics, all with extra-long shanks to pass through the depth of a shoulder board button hole, company 5.  read more

Code: 93061