WW2 - German and Axis

ITALIAN WWII UNIDENTIFIED DRESS DAGGER.

In over 50 years of handling Italian edged weapons we have come across a huge variety, many which are unidentified. Many of the daggers that we have discovered have been constructed clearly from various other Italian arms and the example we offer here is exactly that. Its origins are that of 1917 assault dagger with its central raised double sided blade, which has been chrome plated, fitted to ...  read more

Code: 90772

GERMAN WWII WOMAN’S RAD COMMEMORATIVE BROOCH.

The horizontal oval brooch measuring 34mm x 44mm awarded to all girls who retired from active womans RAD service. This is the bronze version, mint unissued condition. Maker marked ‘ANG’ on the reverse side.  read more

Code: 90518

GERMAN WWII ARMY OVERSEAS OR M 43 BEVO CAP EAGLE.

Stitch evidence removal from a cap, grey on green Bevo weave.  read more

Code: 89856

GERMAN WWII ARMY 6CM WIDTH OF WINGSPAN OVERSEAS OR M 43 CAP EAGLE.

Standard Bevo weave with the eagle being a lighter shade of grey and green being a darker shade of green.  read more

Code: 89858

GERMAN WWII WAFFEN SS TROPICAL ARM EAGLE.

A mint cut from role Bevo woven tan coloured SS eagle on its standard backing material.  read more

Code: 89953

GERMAN WWII AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION PLAQUE.

The 4.5 cm circumference non-enamel plaque for the motoring association the D.D.A.C.. For Gau Niedersachsen, for a meeting on 23 June 1935.  read more

Code: 89954

GERMAN WWII EASTERN FRONT MEDAL.

Finish missing complete with ribbon, unmarked ring.  read more

Code: 89961

GERMAN WWII POLICE DAY BADGE 1942.

Toned to grey, with its pin back suspension, numbered ‘2’ on the reverse with dates 1942.  read more

Code: 89991

GERMAN WWII HJ GEBEITSFUHRER LANYARD AND WHISTLE.

All in black. Mint unissued condition.  read more

Code: 90258

GERMAN WWII KRIM SHIELD CITATION.

The pre-printed illuminated citation A5 size for the award of the Krim Shield. Folded in four, awarded to Obergefreiten Paul Gritzmann as a member of 10./Jag.Rgt.83. Award date 1st September 1942. Pen signed by an unidentified Field Marshall. Rubber ink stamp faint.  read more

Code: 90280