WW2 - German and Axis

GERMAN WWII RED CROSS OFFICERS DAGGER WITH STRAPS.

From a collection originally acquired in the Channel Islands of Great Britain, all were purchased in the 1970’s. The blade retains virtually all of its cross grain finish with some minor staining towards the lower end of the blade. The cast cross guard and upper pommel retaining all of its plating, quite often the plating to these areas of this particular dagger is very thin and can be lost com...  read more

Code: 94316

GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE 1ST PATTERN OFFICERS DAGGER.

From a collection originally acquired in the Channel Islands of Great Britain, all were purchased in the 1970’s. A highly intriguing dagger, the blade being the nickel plated type, generally in good condition with just two small areas of lost plating, which can be seen in our web images. The upper hilt fittings, which are the cross guard and the pommel both in heavy nickel, the grip leather goo...  read more

Code: 94317

GERMAN WWII FIRE SERVICE BAYONET.

From a collection originally acquired in the Channel Islands of Great Britain, all were purchased in the 1970’s. The blade by Eickhorn, some black spotting overall to the single fullered blade, no abusing of the blade although it is slightly loose on its tang. Eickhorn trademark. Original leather washer and its S shaped Fire Service style cross guard. Undamaged celluloid grips. Good plating to...  read more

Code: 94321

GERMAN WWII ARMED FORCES SHORT PARADE BAYONET WITH CARBINE BLADE.

From a collection originally acquired in the Channel Islands of Great Britain, all were purchased in the 1970’s. Excellent condition carbine style blade, maker marked ‘Alcoso’. Excellent profile. Good detail to the blade overall. The bayonet is slotted for rifle fitting, which is working correctly. Good bright plating to the cross guard and upper pommel. Undamaged chequerboard grips. Fitted in...  read more

Code: 94322

GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE WIRELESS OPERATOR AIR GUNNER BADGE.

An excellent example by C.E.Juncker, Berlin, early construction. The finish is dull to the oak and laurel leaf wreath. All of the patinated finish is present to the high quality diving eagle with the lightning bolts within its claws. Two domed rivets on the reverse side. ‘C.E.Juncker Berlin’ marked with its original pin, hook and hinge.  read more

Code: 94303

GERMAN WWII NSKK M33 MANS DAGGER.

From a collection originally acquired in the Channel Islands of Great Britain, all were purchased in the 1970’s. The blade has nice bright finish, much original cross grain finish remaining. An attempt at sharpening the upper side of the blade has been attempted at one stage, which has slightly adjusted its profile. The blade is full length, good deep Ulles Fur Deutschland motto. Slight stainin...  read more

Code: 94310

GERMAN WWII KRIEGSMARINE OFFICERS DAGGER.

From a collection originally acquired in the Channel Islands of Great Britain, all were purchased in the 1970’s. A very nice Kriegsmarine officers dagger, mint blade by Eickhorn having all of its standard naval etching to the double fullered central panel. Original leather washer. Minor cracking on the face side of the celluloid grip, which is still complete with its grip wire. Good definition ...  read more

Code: 94311

FREE FRANCE WWII BADGE.

A scarce badge of the French forces of the interior. The letters FFI over a map of France surrounded by a set of wings, on the reverse side individually numbered 177680, with the maker A Bertrand Edit. Two circular attachment pins on the reverse side to fit to a beret by using a British designed split pin.  read more

Code: 94290

GERMAN WWII GOGGLE ISSUE BOX.

A cardboard box measuring 20.5cm x 11cm being the cardboard container for multiple packets of the Eye Shield 42 goggles. One corner split.  read more

Code: 94293

GERMAN WWII NORMANDY CAMOUFLAGE M40 COMBAT HELMET.

A barn recovered M40 helmet, unfortunately corrosion to the metal has made it impossibly to read the size stampings on the interior skirt or the manufacturer. The batch number, although clearer is illegible. The helmet has been stored and corrosion has built up both on the side skirt and on one side of the helmet, it has probably been laying on its side for many years, however a good degree of ...  read more

Code: 94296