GERMAN WWII 50 GENERAL ASSAULT BADGE.

A fabulous example of the 50 General Assault badge by the maker RK being Rudolf Karneth. Virtually all the finish remaining to the award on both sides. Complete with its four delicate domed rivets that holds the down-swept winged eagle and swastika and crossed sword and grenade grouping to the wreath. Standard steel wide tapering pin. A superb example with original pin, hook and hinge. This par...  read more

Code: 80794

GERMAN WWII ALLGEMEINE SS ARMBAND.

A service worn condition Allgemeine SS armband with stitches where removed from a tunic. The central white disc on which the multi constructed swastika has laid upon has toned. Some thinness to the nap of the cloth, one moth nip on the reverse side and one on the very right hand edge. Complete with its original ‘RZM SS 50/36’ small silk woven label to the interior.  read more

Code: 80802

GERMAN WWII TENO CAP EAGLE.

The unique style of eagle for the Teno Organisation visor cap. Both fixing pins present.  read more

Code: 80822

GERMAN WWII POLITICAL ARMBAND.

A mint unissued condition all printed armband, black swastika on white field on standard red field. No moth damage or staining.  read more

Code: 80825

GERMAN PRE WWI 1813 IRON CROSS.

A rare example of the 1813 Iron Cross. First instituted in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars the Iron Cross 2nd class of 1813 was very rarely awarded. This example is virtually identical in all details to the very fine example shown on pages 36 and 37 of the excellent work on the history of the Iron Cross The Iron Time by Stephen Thomas Previtera. Narrow but sturdy silver frame with the thic...  read more

Code: 80843

U.S.WWII BATTLE DAMAGED AVIATORS M.34 FLAK HELMET.

A fabulous item found some years ago on the deserted airfield of Thorpe Abbots in Norfolk, which was the wartime base of the American 100th Bomb Group, nicknamed because of their devastating casualties The Bloody Hundredth. The helmet has lost its paint finish, it has been laying probably in one of the deserted building, which is still present at Thorpe Abbots, it has suffered from shrapnel dam...  read more

Code: 80848

GERMAN WWII GESTAPO IDENTITY DISCS.

This unbelievable original example of one of the most iconic and copied items of WWII being the Geheime Staatspolizei identity disc, number 675, Copies of both the Gestapo and the Criminal Police discs have been produced possibly since the middle 1950’s and hold an unbelievable fascination with collectors world-wide. Some examples of the Krimampolizei discs we have had in the past but this is o...  read more

Code: 80626

GERMAN WWII INFANTRY OFFICERS VISOR CAP.

A good service worn very large size possibly 58 infantry officers visor cap. Nice saddle shape, officer quality material, minor moth tracking to the crown with a few minor moth nips, which hopefully our web images have picked up. Standard white waffenfarbe, dark green centre band. A matched set of slightly oxidised bullion wire national eagle and cockade set, silver wire cap cords and standard ...  read more

Code: 80719

GERMAN WWII WAFFEN SS OFFICERS COMBAT BELT.

A 106cm long leather combat weight belt with manufacturer fitted aluminium end clip for an officers buckle. Clearly RZM and SS marked to the return loop on the leather belt close to the clip. The belt is with its original 8 position adjuster internal tab, it would appear that the belt was never fitted with retention loops. The aluminium buckle shows signs of age but no abusing. Clearly marked o...  read more

Code: 80651

GERMAN WWII REINHARD HEYDRICH SIGNED LETTER.

An extremely rare A4 size letter, punch holed for filing on the imprinted headed paper of the head of the security police and the SD, dated ‘15th January 1941’. It would appear to be a retrospective letter addressed to Brigadfuhrer and General Major of Police Heinrich Muller, transferring him from being a standard General Major of Police to a General Major at the Reich Security Headquarters fro...  read more

Code: 80645