WW2 - German and Axis

GERMAN WWII WAFFLE WEAVE COMBAT SHIRT.

The very distinctive waffle weave army issue shirt, four button pullover front with all card buttons, two upper breast pockets with pleats and flaps, long sleeves with double button cuff closure, one lower button missing from one of the cuffs. Recently purchased from probably the best combat uniform and equipment collection in the United Kingdom comprising Army tropical, Waffen SS, Luftwaffe pa...  read more

Code: 86908

GERMAN WWII M.43 ANKLE BOOTS.

A mismatched pair but definitely worn as a pair of the combat ankle boots, one boot maker marked size ‘27’ metric 5 English with a Vienna maker, the other marked size ‘6’ but without any metric sizes, both with their original leather laces. Wear use conversant to both boots. It is acknowledge by collectors that when boots were issued there were various piles of left and right boots and soldiers...  read more

Code: 86909

GERMAN WWII ENLISTED MANS JACK BOOTS.

A very good pair of service worn infantrymans jack boots. Leather soles, heels have been replaced with rubber, steel toe cleats still in position. Generally good leather, some creasing, no splits or damage, only one of the four canvas pullers in place.  read more

Code: 86910

GERMAN WWII SA MARCHING BOOTS.

A scarce pair of all brown jack boots, which have been worn by a member of the SA or the NSDAP. These are dedicated marching boots with the soles having all of their nails, large heavy heel cleats, leather superb, complete with both black and red canvas pulls to both boots.  read more

Code: 86912

GERMAN WWII INDIAN VOLUNTEER LEGION AZAD HIND PRINTED SLEEVE SHIELD.

A very rare variation of the Azad Hind sleeve badge normally encountered in Bevo but this example is printed in orange, white and green. A good clear photograph of this printed version being worn is in the excellent For Free India by Martin Bamber published 2010 page 84, clearly obvious that this is the printed sleeve shield and not the Bevo.  read more

Code: 86726

GERMAN WWII ALLGEMEINE SS FULL DRESS TROUSERS.

An excellent of partly worn Allgemeine SS full dress black trousers with white piping to each leg. Complete with its original RZM ticket. These were worn by a rather short SS officer with a large waist. No moth damage, good nap to the cloth, evidence of only slight wear use.  read more

Code: 86743

GERMAN WWII ISSUE PULLOVER.

A good clean example of the issue V neck army/SS pullover. Some minor darns to the chest area, green edge to the V neck and to the lower cuffs. Remains of a label, which appears to read ‘3’ designating size 3. The elasticated woven lower hem and cuffs still with good elasticity. Recently purchased from probably the best combat uniform and equipment collection in the United Kingdom comprising Ar...  read more

Code: 86745

GERMAN WWII 1ST PATTERN AFRIKAKORPS LONG LACE UP BOOTS.

The long lace up boots in canvas and leather introduced for the Afrikakorps were produced in three models, the 1st model is without doubt the rarest. We are here offering a mismatched pair of the 1st pattern long boots. When the boots were issued they were laid on the ground in piles of left and rights in all different sizes, the soldiers were then ask to pick one from each pile and no consider...  read more

Code: 86746

GERMAN WWII STALHELMBUND VISOR CAP.

A nice interesting visor cap produced in the Stalhelm light field grey colour. Two very minor moth nips to the crown, black centre band. Complete with its national and State cockades, situated between the two cockades is a small version of the M.29 eagle and swastika, To the interior the upper inner crown lining is in a raffia pattern. Leather sweatband complete. Interior side lining in black ...  read more

Code: 86841

GERMAN WWII KRIEGSMARINE AUXILIARY CRUISER BADGE.

Non maker marked as conforming with the Foerster & Barth design. Good example shown on page 504 of The Kriegsmarine Awards Volume 1. One-piece construction. No separate rivet holding the globe, with its needle pin, wire hook fitted to a circular plate. Faint traces of the Foerster & Barth die flaw to the bottom right hand leg of the swastika. The badge retains subdued gilt.  read more

Code: 86672