GERMAN WWII VIENNA TOWN HALL PHOTO POSTCARD.

Black-and-white photo postcard depicting Vienna Town hall used and written message, stamps unfranked, with the over stamp of Luftwaffe JG27 fighter Squadron ,card dated May 41.  read more

Code: 91390

GERMAN WWII 1943 IMPRINTED POSTCARD.

An image of a Silesian water garden, rubber stamped, used and posted in 1943.  read more

Code: 91410

GERMAN WWII RAD JUNGFUHERIN NECK BADGE.

The bronze Jungfuherin badge worn by female RAD members. Good finish, complete with pin back suspension.  read more

Code: 90737

GERMAN WWII CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES OF THE WEHRMACHT STICK PIN.

30mm wingspan width with its original pin back suspension.  read more

Code: 91278

GERMAN WWII KRIEGSMARINE BLOCKADE BREAKER 25 MM MINIATURE.

A fine example of the 25 mm miniature stick pin that normally accompanies the full-size blockade breaker badge in the presentation case, mint condition all silver frosting remaining, with its twisted and grooved stick pin.  read more

Code: 91449

GERMAN WWII MINIATURE PANZER ASSAULT BADGE.

A nice example of a solid construction 15 x 10 mm lapel size badge of the Panzer assault, with its smooth lapel pin fixing.  read more

Code: 91451

GERMAN WWII MUNCHNER ILLUSTRIERTER PRESSE.

Five examples of the magazine published weekly by the Munich newspaper. 18th March 1943 concentrating on fighting in the snow. 8th September 1943 battles against partisans and the Waffen SS in Leningrad. 30th December 1943, Sturmgescheze. 27th January 1944 Eastern Front and Paratrooper Pioneers in Italy. 31st August 1944 Western Front and Messerschmidt 110.  read more

Code: 91516

GERMAN WWII SIGNAL MAGAZINE.

Five examples of Signal magazine, No.8. 1944, German language. No.7. 1944 Dutch or Flemish language. No.1 February 1942 French language. No.9. 1944 German language. No.10 1944 in Dutch or Flemish language. All in generally nice condition, spine is a little rough but all complete.  read more

Code: 91517

GERMAN WWII EAST FRONT MEDAL.

Finish toned to a grey overall with ribbon.  read more

Code: 87147

JAPANESE WWII RUBBER SCABBARD ARISAKA BAYONET.

Towards the end of World War II the Japanese war machine like all the other axis powers were running short of steel and reverted to substitute materials, a standard Arisaka bayonet without any Arsenal markings, good wood grips, fitted into its ultra rare rubber scabbard, generally the belt loop sections of the rubber scabbard degrade at the joint with the main body this example in perfect cond...  read more

Code: 91436