GERMAN WWII OLYMPICS VISITOR OR PARTICIPANTS BADGE.

4 x 4.5 mm in size, all bronze finish, with the colour from the Olympic rings missing, the letters OK at the base indicate Olympic Committee, maker marked on the reverse side, with its tinny type fixing pin.  read more

Code: 95974

GERMAN WWII NSDAP PARTY BADGE.

Nice condition party badge, standard size, marked on the reverse side Ges Gesch, plus a small letter O above the tinny type fixing pin.  read more

Code: 95984

GERMAN WWII LATE TYPE NSDAP PARTY BADGE.

The non-enamelled version of the party badge, standard size, marked on reverse side RZM M1/120 with its standard type fitting pin.  read more

Code: 95985

GERMAN WWII ARMY GENERAL’S TUNIC AND BREECHES, IDENTIFIED.

A fabulous General’s uniform being the ex property of Major General Gunther Angern, born March 1893 died 2nd February 1943, a German General in the army during WWII who commanded the 16th Panzer Division during the battle of Stalingrad. He was also a recipient of the Knights Cross to the Iron Cross. He initially joined the Imperial German Army as a junior officer and fought throughout WWI. In t...  read more

Code: 95989

GERMAN WWII SOLDIERS WHERPASS.

A clean virtually unused condition example of the soldiers Wherpass, this document was generally held at area headquarters, the soldier himself carried the document known as the Soldbuch. Photograph in civil dress of a man born in 1896, so by 1939 would be regarded as a reservist, page 12 showing his war service in World War I from 1916 through to 1919 in various field artillery regiments, many...  read more

Code: 95990

AUSTRALIAN WWII MADE SHOULDER HOLSTER.

A very nicely constructed light tan leather holster, possibly from kangaroo leather. Stamped ‘Bonnie & Clark Makers’. The holster comprises of one main panel with the aperture for the Smith & Wesson Victory Model 38 calibre revolver (we have tested this exact revolver within this holster), which were widely distributed to Australian Forces under Lend Lease in WWII. The holsters were mainly used...  read more

Code: 95945

BRITISH WWI FOLDING SAW.

The folding saw fitted into its grained 1914 style leather case, the story itself broad arrow marked slight damage to the grained leather on the reverse side, leather case maker marked and dated 1916.  read more

Code: 95926

BRITISH WWI PH HELMET.

A good example of the ultra rare gas hood known as the PH helmet. The P or PH helmet appeared in 1915 replacing the previous Hypo helmet. It has two glass eye pieces, which are both intact and unbroken. The exhale valve rubberised has solidified but still intact and unbroken. Various staining as can be seen in our web images. Two what appear to be rodent gnaws to the lower left hand side. It ha...  read more

Code: 95929

BRITISH WWI SHORT WIRE CUTTERS.

A nice clean pair of the short handled wire cutters, slight surface rust to one of the arms WD Marked to the steel undamaged wood grips and with undamaged wood handles, complete with original rope suspension.  read more

Code: 95930

BRITISH WWI OPEN TOP HOLSTER.

A generally good condition tank corps or RFC used open top holster, for the fitting of the Webley mark 6 revolver, complete with its 08 pattern steel fitting clips on the reverse side, with the leather aperture for the cleaning rod and with its closure strap.  read more

Code: 95932