GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE 2ND PATTERN OFFICERS DAGGER BY SMF.

The blade is not abused, slightly dull. Good clear SMF and Luftwaffe acceptance stamps. All matching grey finish to the upper pommel, cross guard and scabbard rings. The main body of the scabbard being of a totally different material has retained its more steel finish. Two chips to the upper part of the deep orange grip. All grip wire complete. Short pattern portapee knot and the late pattern u...  read more

Code: 96149

GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE BAYONET KNOT.

White over green, all blue grey leather strap, twisted green leather slide, white crown with dark green acorn.  read more

Code: 96165

GERMAN WWII ARMY 8th INFANTRY COMPANY BAYONET PORTERPEE.

Unissued condition still with its cotton tie, white strap, blue slide, red stem, blue over white acorn.  read more

Code: 96176

GERMAN WWII RAD OFFICERS CAP INSIGNIA.

The very finely enamelled black, white and red RAD insignia for the officers cap. One chip to the enamel lower right hand side of the spade, complete with its fixing prongs on the reverse side, one prong missing. Profusely maker marked and RAD acceptance stamp on the reverse side in four places with what appears to be the date 36.  read more

Code: 96186

GERMAN WWII GERMAN GRAND PRIX PRESS PASS.

A very nice and scarce 3.5cm solid construction badge with a tinny type suspension being an individual numbered ‘278’ press pass for the Great Prize of Deutschland 28.7.1935. We can assume that this is a press pass for the German Grand Prix in 1935.  read more

Code: 96191

GERMAN WWII NSKOV LAPEL PIN.

22mm circumference. Maker coded ‘039’ on the reverse side with its lapel pin fixing.  read more

Code: 96194

GERMAN WWII SAAR TINNY.

1935 Reunification of the Saar, with pin back suspension.  read more

Code: 96195

JAPANESE WWII GOOD LUCK FLAG.

Unframed, 82 x 66cm. Quite a bit of age staining but no damage, both ties still present. Many signatures over the flag.  read more

Code: 96246

GERMAN WWII ARMY M.40 SINGLE DECAL COMBAT HELMET.

A very nice ET64 shell, batch number has just two digits of ‘24’. The M.40 helmets normally appear on the collectors market in a dull matt finish, it is very difficult to find the shiny finish, this example has virtually all of its shiny finish remaining, a few small areas of rubbing through to the base metal. The majority of the paint still adhered to the liner retaining rivet heads. The army ...  read more

Code: 96248

JAPANESE WWII TYPE 90 NAVY COMBAT HELMET.

The navy helmets are always scarcer to obtain than the army helmets, this fine example with some thinness of paint faint in areas. Numerous kanji letters painted in white to the inner brim. The kanji stamps to one of the inner pads, complete with its full length strapping system, very thin at one of the attachment points through rust.  read more

Code: 96262