WW2 - German and Axis

GERMAN WWII OBERWACHTMEISTER OF POLICE SHOULDER BOARD.

Model 36 ,Slip on type with tab intact.  read more

Code: 95146

GERMAN WWII CUSTOMS ARM BADGE.

The large oval gilded pressed tin badge, which was originally attached to the green armband of Customs officials, individually numbered ‘49859’ with the lettering of the Reichs Finance Office of the Border Service. 6 pre drilled holes for sewing to the armband.  read more

Code: 95147

GERMAN WWII 1944 SPORTS ASSOCIATION BADGE.

A nice mint condition Bevo woven cut from roll silver on black 1944 Sports Association eagle.  read more

Code: 95149

GERMAN WWII NSKK DRIVER’S SLEEVE BADGE.

Silver Bevo woven on black lozenge form, slight residue of glue on the reverse side where previously attached to a collectors display board.  read more

Code: 95150

GERMAN WWII WOUND BADGE IN SILVER.

Solid example. Non maker marked. Good traces of silvering remaining.  read more

Code: 95151

GERMAN WWII UKRAINIAN SCHUTZMANNSCHAFT OFFICERS CAP BADGE.

Bevo machine woven silver wire large swastika within a silver wire oval. Cut from roll, never issued.  read more

Code: 95155

GERMAN WWII GROSSDEUTSCHLAND PAPERWORK GROUPING.

A good grouping of booklets and paperwork including a wehrpass to Otto Heidemann, wehrpass photograph in civil dress, Heidemann born 5th April 1922. Page 11 showing him being a member of 2nd Infantry Regiment Grossdeutschland in October 1941, page 12 shows 10 individual entries dating from 15th October 1942 to the 27th August 1943, all relating to units he served with, all encompassing Regiment...  read more

Code: 95050

GERMAN WWII UNIDENTIFIED HOLSTER.

The small leather holster possibly for a Sauer of Beretta, maker coded on the back very faintly ‘CEY’ which is the Company of Karl Budischovsky Leather Industries of Vienna, Austria. Also dated ‘1940’ with a faint police acceptance stamp below. The other unusual thing about this holster is that it is a left handed holster. If any of our website viewers have any ideas as to the type of this hols...  read more

Code: 95110

GERMAN WWII LEUTNANT BRUNO KOHNS KNIGHTS CROSS WINNER SIGNATURE.

A signature of Leutnant Bruno Kolns on a piece of hard card dated ‘8.5.1943’, pasted to a newspaper photograph of him receiving his Oak Leaves to the Knights Cross from an unidentified senior officer, he was awarded the Oak Leaves on the 6th March 1943. As removed from a Hitler Youth boy’s autograph book. Accompanying the original picture is a photocopy of when the signature and card were origi...  read more

Code: 95114

GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE GROUND COMBAT CITATION AND A FURTHER TWO.

An interesting group, the A5 sized citation surmounted by the Luftwaffe eagle for the Ground Combat Badge of the Luftwaffe, awarded to Unteroffizier Hans Grabner, pen signed by an unidentified General of Flak Artillery on the 7th March 1945, folded twice. Accompanied by the A5 sized Iron Cross 2nd class, whilst he was a member of Kampfgruppe Schlutterbach, dated 20th November 1944, folded once....  read more

Code: 95115