WW1 German Personal Kit Pocket Mirror
World War 1 German Personal Kit Pocket Mirror (Taschenspiegel). Facet cut mirror with carton cover showing a nice patriotic black-white-red print with an image of a 1914 Iron Cross in the center. Great original WW1 period pocket mirror, this would be a great item to display in an iron cross ...
Wehrmacht 'Affe' Backpack M1939
Wehrmacht 'Affe' Backpack M1939 with fur flap (Tornister 39). The backpack is nicely maker marked and dated 1941. It comes with a part of the Y-straps as found together. Nice example in used condition!
Single WH (Heer) Infantry NCO's Shoulder Strap
Single WH (Heer) Infantry NCO's Shoulder Strap as intended for a 'Feldwebel der Infanterie'. Nice, regrettably single, example in very good condition!
SA 'Feldscher' Sleeve Insignia
SA (Sturmabteilung) 'Feldscher' Sleeve Insignia (Ärmelabzeichen). The arm badge is executed in the so-called 'BeVo' weave pattern, the badge is complete with its original RZM label. Nice original example in mint and unissued condition!
Single OT 'Hauptbauführer' Collar Tab
Single OT (Organisation Todt) Collar Tab (Kragenspiegel). The collar tab is showing three rank bars indicating the rank of 'Hauptfrontführer' or 'Hauptbauführer', neatly machine embroidered on a olive drab wool backing. Nice original example in very good condition!
Single OT 'Hauptbauführer' Collar Tab
Single OT (Organisation Todt) Collar Tab (Kragenspiegel). The collar tab is showing three rank bars indicating the rank of 'Hauptfrontführer' or 'Hauptbauführer', neatly machine embroidered on a olive drab wool backing. Nice original example in very good condition!
WH (Heer) EM/NCO's Belt Buckle 1941
Wehrmacht (Heer) EM/NCO's Belt Buckle (Koppelschloß). Nice steel construction box buckle, complete with its original leather tab. Maker marked by the company of 'Berg & Nolte A.G.' from Lüdenscheid and dated 1941. Nice buckle in very good condition!
General Assault Badge
General Assault Badge (Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen). The zinc-type badge is not visible maker marked but can be attributed to the company of 'Alois Rettenmaier' from Schwäbisch Gmünd. The badge still retains almost all of its original silver finish. Nice original badge in very good condition