BRITISH WWI 5 PUBLICATIONS.

3 excellent soft back publications, The Liverpool Pals by Graham Maddox. The Manchester Pals by Michael Stedman. The Salford Pals also by Michael Stedman. Accompanied by Frederick J. Stevens The Collectors Pictorial book of bayonets and a period hard cover folder with coloured images of the King of the Belgium's, Field Marshall Earl Kitchener, French General Joffre, British General Sir John Fre...  read more

Code: 81553

GERMAN WWII EYE SHIELD 42 GOGGLES.

A mint unissued set of the Eye Shield 42 in their original paper packet, complete with all paper separated compartments to protect the plastic lenses. Pictured on page 161 of Uniforms & Traditions of the German Army 1933 to 45 by John R. Angolia & Adolf Schlicht.  read more

Code: 81197

GERMAN WWII NCO’S BREAST EAGLE.

A trimmed silver weave NCO’s breast eagle.  read more

Code: 81315

GERMAN WWII EASTERN FRONT MEDAL.

Slightly toned, the silvering missing from most of the steel helmet and the rim  read more

Code: 81311

GERMAN WWII ARMY OFFICERS BREAST EAGLE.

Good hand embroidered breast eagle, some light oxidisation to the left hand wing, green backing cloth trimmed more on one side than the other.  read more

Code: 81287

GERMAN WWII RED CROSS COLLAR PATCHES.

A nice set of light grey wool collar patches, silver edged with red enamelled crosses to the centre.  read more

Code: 81132

GERMAN WWII SOCIAL WELFARE MEDAL.

A late war production in gilt, finish faded otherwise good, complete with ribbon.  read more

Code: 81210

GERMAN WWII GOGGLE ISSUE BOX.

A cardboard box measuring 20.5cm x 11cm being the cardboard container for multiple packets of the Eye Shield 42 goggles. One corner split.  read more

Code: 81200

GERMAN WWII KRIEGSMARINE ADMINISTRATION OFFICERS WHITE TOP CAP EAGLE.

The white metal version of the Kriegsmarine officers cap with single pin fixing, for use with the administration officers white removable top.  read more

Code: 81286

GERMAN WWII NSKOV VETERANS CAP EAGLE.

Fine quality aluminium with black enamelled Iron Cross laid over crossed swords. Maker marked number ‘2’ over ‘Ges Gesch’ on the reverse side. All three pins complete.  read more

Code: 81284