WW1 - German and Axis

POST WWI USED GAS MASK TIN.

A standard German Armed Forces gas mask tin of WWI, which has been enamelled and had a carrying handle added to it for civilian use with the shortages after WWI.  read more

Code: 70680

IMPERIAL GERMAN PRUSSIAN RESERVE TECHNICAL OFFICERS VISOR CAP.

A field grey visor cap worn by an Engineer or Technical Officer in the Reserve. Some slight moth damage to the crown but otherwise the nap is good. Faded red piping to the upper and lower level of the velvet centre band. Officers cockades including the lower cockade having the Reserve Officers cross to the centre, standard visor peak which has had some crazing, the interior silk lining all comp...  read more

Code: 70526

IMPERIAL GERMAN ARMY ARM PATCH.

A beautiful quality of embroidery to this blue circular patch, the staffs of the flags are embroidered then hand intertwined with each flag being in white and red.  read more

Code: 70271

IMPERIAL GERMAN FELDMUTZE.

A very good condition grey green issue quality feldmutze, all the nap to the cloth remaining, red piped to crown, red band around the base, complete with its larger size national and state cockades. One slight moth nip just to the left of the Prussian State cockade. White cotton lining, faint traces of army group markings and an oval red manufacturers stamp to the interior.  read more

Code: 70034

IMPERIAL GERMAN PRUSSIAN BATTLE DAMAGED BELT BUCKLE.

A two-piece brass and nickel Prussian enlisted mans belt buckle from the Michael Baldwin collection, which has been distorted after being hit by a shell fragment, with its original leather tab, which unusually has three riveted holes to the leather tab, which is marked A.Wunderluch, Berlin S.W.  read more

Code: 70005

IMPERIAL GERMAN PAPER CLOTH ARTILLERY MANS VISOR CAP.

Any item of Imperial German militaria constructed in paper cloth is considered extremely rare, the paper cloth was introduced to substitute the lack of wool during the blockade of Germany in WWI. This example has seen much service and is in a delicate condition. The whole body of the cap is constructed in the paper cloth with the exception of the black (artillery/transport/engineer troops) cen...  read more

Code: 69797

IMPERIAL GERMAN PRUSSIAN PARADE BELT.

A early brass and nickel two piece construction buckle with its parade belt in used relic condition. No makers stamps to the buckle or the belt. The belt has lost its fixing hooks to one end.  read more

Code: 69513

IMPERIAL GERMAN M.18 HELMET.

Out of the three major models the M.16, 17 and 18, the 18 is the most difficult to obtain, this very good example is stamped BF64 retaining virtually all of its original finish to the exterior skull. The inner M.18 style liner band is untouched, complete with its three inner leather pads, the inner horsehair pads missing. To the three leather pads two have their tongues intact with one tongue s...  read more

Code: 69239

IMPERIAL GERMAN SIGNALLERS ARM PATCH.

A very nice quality 9cm circumference section of field grey cloth with laid upon red and grey flags with yellow flagpoles. Beautiful quality stitching for fitting to the field grey uniform.  read more

Code: 69413

IMPERIAL GERMAN NAVAL FLYERS CAP TALLY.

The scarce gold woven cap tally, slightly shortened for 1.See Flieger. Abteilung.1. Naval Aviation Units who mainly served off the Belgium coast in WWI.  read more

Code: 68730