WW2 - German and Axis

GERMAN WWII ARMY INFANTRY OFFICERS COLLAR PATCHES.

A good service used matched pair of silver wire and embroidered white centred collar patches removed from a Infantry officers M 36 tunic. Some threads loose, the silver bullion wire has toned.  read more

Code: 94045

GERMAN WWII DDAC AUTOMOBILE CLUB BADGE.

A very attractive multi coloured enamelled black, red, white and silver oval badge for fitting to the radiator badge bar showing the owner of the car was a member of the German Automobile Club of the 1930’s during the Third Reich period. The badge measures 10 x 8 cm, undamaged enamel, some minor scratches and a slight amount of silver trim missing. Evidence where it has been screwed to a badge ...  read more

Code: 94046

GERMAN WWII IM DIENST DER DEUTSCHE WEHRMACHT ARMBAND.

Nice printed black on white FOR SERVICE WITH THE GERMAN ARMY. Slight age foxing.  read more

Code: 94047

GERMAN WWII FAD BUCKLE.

The rare pre RAD buckle known as the Volunteer Work Force having the square spade and wheat sheaf. Absolutely mint condition.  read more

Code: 94049

GERMAN WWII ASERBAIDSCHAN PRINTED VOLUNTEER ARM SHIELD.

The printed version, cut from roll of an Aserbaidschan arm shield for personnel serving with the German forces in WWII.  read more

Code: 94051

GERMAN WWII DLV GLIDER QUALIFICATION BADGE.

The officers version of wire woven double gull Glider Qualification Badge on Luftwaffe blue grey backing. Mint, unissued, still on its paper backing.  read more

Code: 94052

GERMAN WWII WOUND BADGE IN SILVER WITH UNUSUAL PIN SYSTEM.

A highly unusual variant being the 1936 so-called Condor Legion Wound Badge with M.16 helmet to the front. The pin fixing on the reverse side is very similar to a broach type horizontal pin riveted to the body, both rivets are visible through the main field on the face side.  read more

Code: 94056

GERMAN WWII REICH CENTRAL SECURITY OFFICE ARM PATCH.

A rare piece of SS insignia being a lozenge shaped SS runes above the police insignia arm shield, introduced in February 1943, it was for assignment to the SS Head Office on police matters. The example shown on page 273 of Cloth Insignia of the SS. The embroidery style would appear to be of Italian manufacture on paper backing.  read more

Code: 94057

GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE 1ST PATTERN OFFICERS DAGGER.

Good form to the blade and much brightness with original cross grain finish remaining. Manufactured by E.Pack & Sohne with the ‘Seigfried’ logo, with its original leather washer. All of the fittings to the dagger, which include the cross guard, upper pommel and three scabbard fittings and chains are in all matching aluminium and very faint traces of the gold wash to the swastikas remaining in ...  read more

Code: 94060

GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE 1ST PATTERN OFFICERS DAGGER.

Excellent condition unmarked blade, much original polishing in evidence, with its original washer. All of the fittings, which include the cross guard, upper pommel, three scabbard mounts have all dulled leaving no finish remaining. The grip leather is scuffed but complete, grip wire all complete. The three scabbard mounts are complete and undamaged with all their screws. The scabbard leather is...  read more

Code: 94061