GERMAN WWII NSKK MEDICAL CENTRE SIGN.

A rare 60 cm x 60 cm pressed tin sign, the large NSKK insignia pressed out from the back of the sign. Some minor holes, a Red Cross at the base slightly distorted in places.  read more

Code: 96660

GERMAN WWII CUSTOMS OFFICIAL VISOR CAP.

A very nice example possibly size 58, Customs green construction. No moth damage anywhere on the cap. A matched set of Customs insignia, with its silver and green dedicated Customs cord. This cap never appears to have been worn, the mid green leather sweatband all intact. To make the cap a more snug fit for the wearer a folded section of World War II newspaper has been placed between the sweatb...  read more

Code: 96661

GERMAN WWII UKRAINIAN SCHUTZMANNSCHAFT CAP INSIGNIA.

The Bevo woven insignia for the Ukrainian auxiliaries known as the Schutzmann Schaft. Cut from roll.  read more

Code: 96662

GERMAN WWII ARMY PANZER GRENADIER NCO PARADE TUNIC AND VISOR CAP SET.

One of the most difficult colours to obtain is the light apple green of the Panzer Grenadiers. Upper medium size parade tunic, no moth damage. Light apple green piped in wool to the NCO shoulder boards, dark green collar edge, front closure flap of tunic, rear Prussian skirt, and parade style cuffs. Silver Bevo NCO quality breast eagle. A four section medal ribbon bar fitted, War service Cross ...  read more

Code: 96649

GERMAN WWII ARMY PANZER ANTI-TANK BATTALION OFFICERS TUNIC.

A good medium size standard model 36 officers combat tunic, constructed in the heavyweight wool material. Standard configuration of four pockets with pleats and flaps, deep turnback cuffs, dark green collar, single short pleat at the rear of tunic. Stitch in pink waffenfarbe Panzer lieutenants shoulder boards with a gilt Gothic ‘D’ attached, which indicates the anti-tank battalion, pink centred...  read more

Code: 96651

GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE HERMANN GOERING FLAK UNIT FOUR POCKET TUNIC.

A superb quality prewar four pocket tunic for a member of the flak regiment of the Hermann Goering Division. Good size tunic. No moth damage, excellent nap to cloth.
The collar is piped in corded white. White semi corded stitch in shoulder boards, white based collar patches, red piped for flak artillery. Standard Luftwaffe enlisted man’s breast eagle fitted. To the lower right hand sl...  read more

Code: 96652

GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE HERMANN GOERING TUNIC AND BELT FOR A SENIOR SIGNALS NCO.

An extremely nice set of tunic, cap and parade belt. Good upper size Luftwaffe officers tunic. No moth damage. White piped collar, white based un-piped collar patches for a Feldwebel. The senior NCO has used his Brown piped signals shoulder boards, which are totally original to the tunic, the centre of the shoulder boards are in the same Luftwaffe officers ribbed cloth as the tunic. Early droop...  read more

Code: 96653

GERMAN WWII COASTAL ARTILLERY ENLISTED RANKS TUNIC.

A very nice quality tunic, standard construction for Coastal Artillery, two upper pockets without pleats, two lower hidden pockets with pleats only showing, five button central closure. Constructed in the classic Coastal Artillery green. One moth hole in the back panel. The nap of cloth is thin to edges, otherwise nap thick overall. Slip on Coastal Artillery shoulder boards with yellow embroide...  read more

Code: 96654

LUFTWAFFE WWII PREWAR FOUR POCKET FLIGHT TUNIC UNISSUED.

A small size 4 pocket Luftwaffe tunic, standard construction. All four pockets with pleats and flaps, deep turnback cuffs, five button construction, yellow corded trim to the collar, yellow piped stitch in shoulder boards, yellow based collar patches without any gulls attached. Standard machine embroidered enlisted man’s breast eagle. Profuse markings to the Luftwaffe blue grey ribbed lining ma...  read more

Code: 96655

GERMAN WWII HITLER YOUTH/DJ ENGLISH-LANGUAGE LEARNING BOOK.

A nice interesting hardcover book of 119 Pages entitled ‘English for High School’. The front cover with the image of two DJ members at camp with a single DJ flag above the central tent. Published in 1938, by 1938 the war with Great Britain was not envisaged and children were still being taught English within the youth organisations.  read more

Code: 96650